SANGEH – Deprived of their preferred food source — the bananas, peanuts and other goodies brought in by tourists now kept away by the coronavirus — hungry monkeys on the resort island of Bali have ...

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Bali is seeing an uptick in monkey business amid its COVID-19 shutdown. Due to the loss of tourist business on the Indonesian island, hundreds of hungry macaques who used to get snacks from visitors ...

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - A recent report by Booking.com has designated Bali as a premier holiday home destination for tourists in the Asia Pacific region, particularly for travelers seeking unique culinary ...

Bali monkeys are raiding people’s homes for food after not receiving the normal amount of treats from tourists due to the coronavirus pandemic. Macaque monkeys have begun hanging on residents’ roofs ...

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SANGEH, Indonesia — Deprived of their preferred food source — the bananas, peanuts and other goodies brought in by tourists now kept away by the coronavirus — hungry monkeys on the resort island of ...