A rising population of menacing monkeys has become quite the problem for civilians in major cities throughout India, and the conflict has gotten so out of hand that government wildlife officials are looking into putting the primates on the pill, the Telegraph reports.
As the forested areas of the country rapidly disappear due to urbanization, the red-bottomed rhesus macaques (or Bhandar monkey) is forced to rampage cities in search of food, the report notes.
