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about the War between Monkeys and Dogs in India. After a pack of dogs killed an infant monkey, a tribe of monkeys began throwing small dogs and puppies off rooftops. After having killed nearly all the dogs in the area, the monkeys started targeting small children.

Apr 11, 2022•1 min read

Fun Fact: about the War between Monkeys and Dogs in India. After a pack of dogs killed an infant monkey, a tribe of monkeys began throwing small dogs and puppies off rooftops. After having killed nearly all the dogs in the area, the monkeys started targeting small children.

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