Monkey as Security Guard in India (Commonwealth Games)

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India will use 38 trained monkey for the Commonwealth Game. http://sports.yahoo.com/olympi... Video: http://news.yahoo.com/video/wo... The posting are hilarious.... "How ironical is this.. In these times when humans' unemployment rate is rising.. Even the monkeys in India got a job to do..!! :-) Someone tell me how do I get Indian visa.." "Watching a pack of wild monkeys terrorize a stadium would be more entertaining than watching the games" "What? India outsourced their jobs to monkey?" Last edited: 29-Sep-10 03:31 PM Last edited: 29-Sep-10 03:34 PM

Rewire · Sep 29, 2010 3:29 PM · 11,782 views

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What's wrong with that? If dogs can do it, so can our cousins.

Stiffler · Sep 29, 2010 3:38 PM

@stiffler we came from apes, not monkeys..do you understand the difference? If you say we were all once related...then you ancestor is a shark. How does that logic work? Dogs are used for their scientifically proven "better than human being" sense of smell and their ability to follow basic instructions. Maybe India is being a step ahead to utilize monkey and prove the world they know what they are doing..or maybe they're just making monkey (langur) out of themselves. Who knows.

Rewire · Sep 29, 2010 3:47 PM

It is only a matter of outsourcing jobs: from human to monkeys.

eklo · Sep 29, 2010 4:18 PM

eklo that was a good one, jobs here from USA gets outsourced to India so they are all busy ( maybe) SO they outsource their jobs to monkeys  Thats just awesome.

terobaaje · Sep 29, 2010 11:18 PM

@Rewire Now that you want to get technical. Monkeys and Human, plus apes all belong to same class, Primates and same division Anthropoids. Anthropoids is further divided into Apes, monkeys and hominids; the latter with human origins. We resemble more like apes because of the missing tails but we all share same ancestors; unlike shark which you have to go too high up in chain to find the common root. Do YOU understand the difference now? What I was pointing out was that it shouldn't be taken as a shocker since animals are already being used for such purpose.

Stiffler · Sep 30, 2010 7:23 AM

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