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This Urban Jungle

Posted on 30 Nov 2011

Birthday celebration at Henderson Waves ruined as monkeys attack to steal cake

STOMPer eugene says these monkeys attacked his group of friends at Henderson Waves while they were celebrating a birthday.

The STOMPer wrote:

“My friends and I were celebrating a birthday at the Henderson Waves bridge.

“We were about to eat our cake and snacks when four monkeys came forward to attack us and eat our cake and snacks."

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24 comments

HearMeOutFirst said on 12 Jan, 2012 Report as offensive

Singapore has become a KILL NATION.

NikkoLai said on 15 Dec, 2011 Report as offensive

Monkey eat food = $50 gone.
Stomp = earn back.

pyjstein said on 5 Dec, 2011 Report as offensive

@ philliper: "Why isn't the authorities catching them and put them to sleep?"

Actually, if you apply for certain jobs with the said authorities, one of the interview questions is: "Are you willing to put monkeys to sleep ?"

So don't assume what you propose isn't already occurring during the past decade. However, is that an ethical thing to do -- esp. since humans are the ones who had encroached upon the natural habitats of these macaques, as well as the ones who insensibly keep bringing food into areas where macaques are known to frequent ?

It's like showing off a dripping comb of honey in a wildflower field, & then blaming the ants & bees for being attracted to you.

seaeagle said on 5 Dec, 2011 Report as offensive

I believe that there are signs n notices in the park to advise U not to bring food there, didn't U notice it? Don't blame the monkeys, blame the peoples who keeps feeding them n let them have no fears on Humans.

sonambulist said on 2 Dec, 2011 Report as offensive

this is sad. Land reclamation is so advacned nowadays that these monkeys are losing their habitat or their food sources. Went to Seletar Reservoir area the other day. Numerous monkeys there..They see people and accost the cars and beg for food. some have babies with them. so sad. I think the present parks and forest dept should look into this . Its also for their protection.... Humans arent the only people worth saving .....On a lighter note: my daughter was at Bukit timah nature reserve and she was approached by a monkey who was after her snack. it just came for it and she had to leave and run.! Theyr getting very brave or maybe hungry and desperate.

oreochow said on 2 Dec, 2011 Report as offensive

LOL Flying slipper.

Jerryboy said on 2 Dec, 2011 Report as offensive

That's why they don't encourage food at parks.

stompplease said on 1 Dec, 2011 Report as offensive

Territory of the monkeys