A video of a monkey taking fruits from a woman before giving back her phone has left people in splits. The video was posted on Instagram. Sunday, Jun 22, 2025. New Delhi o C. Subscribe.

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An Oklahoma woman says she needs plastic surgery after an escaped pet monkey attacked her outside of her home. 01:00 - Source: CNN Stories worth watching 33 videos ...

A feisty monkey has torn up a tourist’s passport in Bali leaving the woman aghast and unable to salvage it. The video of the unfortunate incident was posted on the Instagram page Idiots in Bali.

A pet monkey in Oklahoma ripped a woman's ear before it was shot and killed by a family member of the woman, authorities said. The incident happened Sunday evening in the city of Dickson, located ...

He said: “The monkeys often play in and around the temple premises but do not usually trouble any devotees. However, the woman died on Monday when a monkey dislodged a 50kg cement statue that ...

A woman and her helper came across a monkey in their dining area, and out of fear, the lady screamed. Scaring the monkey in the process, living online users amused.

Another was less pragmatic and quipped, “Don’t play with a gangster”. Others were perturbed that the woman had brought her passport to a monkey enclosure. “Hard lesson,” one bluntly ...

A woman was brutally attacked by her neighbour's pet money as it ripped her ear outside her front door on Sunday afternoon. The monkey launched the surprise attack after trying to get into her house.

Two women have been jailed for their part in a monkey torture ring and behaviour described by the judge as "depraved, sickening and wicked". Adriana Orme, 56, from Upton-upon-Severn, and Holly Le ...

The grateful woman meanwhile raises her arm and shows the thorns that had troubled her had all been removed. The clip has sparked a huge reaction online, receiving almost 2.5 million likes.

A woman who helped to catch a missing Japanese macaque monkey which escaped a Scottish wildlife park said it was eating a Yorkshire pudding when she spotted it. Stephanie Banyan spotted the animal ...