VOICED: Birth control prescribed for Hong Kong monkeys

The video discusses the thriving population of wild monkeys in urban areas, particularly in Hong Kong, where they have adapted to city life. Due to their increasing numbers, the government has implemented sterilization programs to control their population. Human interactions, such as feeding, have contributed to their growth, leading to nuisance complaints. The video highlights efforts to manage these interactions and promote coexistence between humans and monkeys in modern cities.

How have wild monkeys adapted to urban environments?

• By migrating to rural areas

• By thriving on the fringes of city streets

• By becoming nocturnal

• By avoiding human contact

What method has the government used to control the monkey population?

• Introducing contraceptives

• Building monkey sanctuaries

• Providing more food

• Relocation to rural areas

What is the main goal of the sterilization program for monkeys?

• To make monkeys more friendly

• To slow down or reduce the monkey population

• To relocate monkeys to other cities

• To increase monkey numbers

Why have nuisance complaints about monkeys increased?

• Monkeys are damaging public property

• Monkeys are chasing hikers and grabbing food bags

• Monkeys are invading homes

• Monkeys have become more aggressive

What innovative approach has Hong Kong taken to manage the monkey population?

• Culling the monkeys

• Building monkey parks

• Relocating the monkeys

• Sterilizing the monkeys