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Environmentally-friendly monkey goes viral
Published August 06, 2019
An environmentally-friendly monkey has gone viral after it was caught on camera drinking from a street tap in India.
After quenching its thirst, the smart simian proves its green credentials by turning off the tap.
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SWNS reports that the monkey was spotted on a hot day in the holy city of Vrindavan in Uttar Pradesh, northern India.
A monkey in the holy town of Vrindavan in Uttar Pradesh, India, has gone viral after taking a drink from a street tap and then carefully turning it off. (SWNS)
The video has gone viral on social media. “If a monkey can save water, why can't we save water,” wrote one commenter, on Facebook.
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The environmentally-friendly monkey has gone viral. (SWNS)
The incident occurred on July 30, according to SWNS.
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The Times of India reports that the growing monkey population in Vrindavan has been posing a problem to locals and pilgrims visiting the Hindu holy town. Monkey attacks have increased significantly in recent years, it said.
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