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Pukey2
Yikes. When I read 'local hunting club', I thought they'd shot the baby monkey right there. I really don't see what business this is of the hunting club.
ReformedBasher
How likely is it to survive? Doesn't sound like a good solution if it's still an infant.
Silvafan
If it is an infant then where is the mother? Aren't there fines for hitting animals like monkeys on the road? Giving a infant to the local hunting club doesn't bode well for the little one if it can survive by itself without a parent or a group.
AgentX
He's seriously daft if he didn't check around a little more for both the animal and damage to his car. People drive here with tunnel vision at the best of times. Pedestrian crossings as one example - no one ever 'sees' the pedestrian waiting to cross.
nandakandamanda
Very lucky for the monkey that someone checked the engine room. Most people here rarely open the ボンネット(hood/bonnet).
Goodlucktoyou
Always tell my partner to slow down in places where there are deer, boar or monkeys. Never listens.
Laguna
At ten kilos, it's a juvenile, not an infant, but as a social animal, I hope (s)he is able to find a suitable group. And when he does, boy, will he have a story to tell (you know how juveniles are).
mmwkdw
Did the local hunting club tag it as well... just in order to make it easier to track for the next pest control hunt ?