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Wild monkeys raid Thailand 7-11, make off with banana haul in bizarre theft: video
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0:57Now PlayingA group of wild monkeys raided a supermarket and made off with a haul of bananas in a bizarre hit-and-run theft in Thailand.
The monkeys diverted from their normal foraging grounds in a nearby forest to hit a 7-11 and take what bananas they could.
The video of the incident shows the monkeys ransacking plastic crates after they pull back the covers, taking food then running away in rotation.
When the shop workers try to chase the monkeys away, the monkeys just sit on the nearby wires out of reach.
One onlooker told Viral Press that the monkeys have tried to “barge into the shop when staff cannot close the entrance quickly enough,” and that the monkeys have even stolen food out of tourists’ hands.
“Luckily, they haven’t overrun the island yet,” he said, referring to Koh Phi Phi island, where the video was recorded and where many of the monkey incidents occur.
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