Are YouTubers making Cambodia’s monkeys more aggressive? Learn how tourists can stay safe and travel responsibly!

Wild macaques at Cambodia's Angkor Wat have become aggressive due to being fed by YouTubers making viral videos. These actions have led to attacks on tourists and damage to the temple's ancient ...

Authorities are now scrambling for a solution and are urging visitors to steer clear of the growing gangs of angry macaques that live around the sprawling complex of ruins. What’s happening? Here’s a ...

"On top of biting visitors, they have been climbing up and pushing stones down, damaging temples," he said, adding that the macaques had also damaged information boards. The agency has urged tourists ...

A toque macaque is seen climbing an electric wire in Sri Lanka, showcasing its agility and adaptability to urban environments. This footage is ideal for wildlife, nature, and documentary projects.

YouTubers regularly feed monkeys to create videos, changing the animals’ natural behaviour from wild to domestic.

"On top of biting visitors, they have been climbing up and pushing stones down, damaging temples," he said, adding that the macaques had also damaged information boards. The agency has urged ...

YouTubers are being blamed for ‘egging on’ monkeys after they begin to attack visits to an ancient temple attraction in Cambodia.