GUNMA, Oct 02 (News On Japan) –
At Yamba Dam, a well known sightseeing spot in Gunma Prefecture, guests have been shocked by an uncommon scene: a gaggle of monkeys scratching themselves and gazing out on the view as if having fun with the surroundings. Unlike the occasional lone monkey, this time an entire troop appeared.
“I’ve never seen so many monkeys here before. I think there were 20 to 30 of them,” mentioned the top of the Yamba Dam Management Branch. On social media, the department workplace even posted a warning, saying that they had “discovered intruders in a restricted area,” together with photographs of the monkeys freely roaming the grounds.
Some monkeys have been seen skillfully balancing on slender railings, whereas others included moms carrying infants on their backs. One was even caught snapping up one thing it discovered on a pillar, seemingly an insect.
Yamba Dam is a well-liked vacation spot for sightseeing excursions that entice many guests. Fortunately, the monkeys prompted no injury to the services or folks and finally disappeared into the mountains after crossing a purple bridge used for upkeep.
The department head referred to as on guests to be cautious, saying, “I hope there will be no harm to tourists. Please do not feed the monkeys and avoid approaching them if you see them.”
Source: FNN