Noticing that a striped animal was walking around the plantation, the monkeys began to bypass it.
Wild monkeys ravaged the plantation of an Indian farmer for a long time, but the man figured out how to protect his coffee crop from harmful primates. The man had a golden labrador named Bulbul, but the monkeys were not afraid of him until the farmer painted black stripes on the animal’s fur. From a distance, the dog’s hair began to resemble the color of a tiger, so the monkeys began to bypass the plantation, along which the predator walks.
“I used to scare away monkeys with toys. I laid out plush tigers on the plantation, but the paint of the toys became pale from the sun and rain, and the pests returned again. To make the stripes on the dog’s coat, I used a gentle hair dye. The drawing lasted a month. Bulbul and I go around the plantation twice a day and as soon as he appears in the field of view of the monkeys, they immediately run away,” the man said. rarity.
