Monkey hate

I jumped up and scared him off. But the little bugger had already got into my rice and curry lunch, monkey hate. The only food I had with me until the next day. As you can probably imagine my annoyance grew with my hunger.

Watch: Undercover filming of Indonesian man Ajis Rasajana, who laughs as he describes how he hurts monkeys. A year-long BBC investigation has uncovered a sadistic global monkey torture ring stretching from Indonesia to the United States. The World Service found hundreds of customers in the US, UK and elsewhere paying Indonesians to torture and kill baby long-tailed macaques on film. The torture ring began life on YouTube, before moving to private groups on the messaging app Telegram. Police are now pursuing the buyers and several arrests have already been made. Warning: This article contains disturbing content.

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Guest post by Will Jackson. Hijinks, eh?

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The content creators physically and mentally abuse macaques getting tens of thousands of hits on platforms including Facebook , Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Compiled by a coalition of 20 animal-protection organisations, the report documents evidence ranging from seemingly innocent treatment such as giving them bottles of milk to violent and graphic torture. Macaques - used because of perceived close similarities to human babies — are forced to suffer sexual abuse, dismembering and immersion in freezing cold or boiling hot water, the report says. Bathing videos are said to be popular, even though animals often scream out or try to escape as water and soap pour down their faces. Many abusers profit from adverts on their channels or accounts and some also make money by directly asking viewers for funds.

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In The Monkey Haters, the BBC hunts down and confronts the perpetrators and sets out to find Mini, a baby monkey at the heart of a torture ring. As a result of a year-long investigation, BBC Eye found hundreds of customers in the US, UK and other countries, paying people in Indonesia to torture and kill baby long-tailed macaques on film. The torture ring began life on YouTube before moving to private groups on the encrypted messaging app Telegram. BBC journalists went undercover in one of the main Telegram torture groups, where people were coming up with extreme ideas and commissioning people in Indonesia to carry them out. In The Monkey Haters, the BBC hunts down and confronts the perpetrators and sets out to find Mini, a baby monkey at the heart of this torture ring. Police are now pursuing the buyers and several arrests have already been made. With exclusive access to law-enforcement in the UK, the US and Indonesia, the investigation asks vital questions about why social-media platforms such as YouTube and Telegram continue to carry illegal content of animal abuse. UK audiences can also listen on Radio 4 as part of File on 4. Published: am, 20 June

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Approached by the BBC in Alabama in January, Storey claimed that she had been hacked and declined to comment on the allegations in detail. A year-long BBC investigation has uncovered a sadistic global monkey torture ring stretching from Indonesia to the United States. Hijinks, eh? They have yet to be charged, but could face up to seven years in prison if prosecuted based on evidence gathered by the DHS. Guest post by Will Jackson. The BBC tracked down both the torturers in Indonesia, and distributors and buyers in the US, and gained access to an international law enforcement effort to bring them to justice. One sure fire way to tell the difference is apes never have tails. I jumped up and scared him off. Do you want a screwdriver? Lili — Glad to hear it! More on this story.

This report includes graphic details of animal abuse that some readers may find disturbing. A global ring accused of producing and spreading videos of monkeys being tortured and even killed has been exposed by an investigation by the BBC's World Service.

I also still love monkeys, orangutans are amazing! Monkey torture videos are still easily accessible on Telegram and now Facebook, where the BBC recently found dozens of groups sharing extreme content, some with more than 1, members. Primates Wildlife Indonesia United States. Ms Kite also called for UK laws to be updated to make it easier to prosecute individuals who pay for torture videos to be made. The BBC tracked down both the torturers in Indonesia, and distributors and buyers in the US, and gained access to an international law enforcement effort to bring them to justice. Anybody involved in buying or distributing the monkey torture videos should "expect a knock on the door at some point", Agent Wolpert said. Facebook told the BBC it had removed the groups we brought to the company's attention. The only food I had with me until the next day. Approached by the BBC in Alabama in January, Storey claimed that she had been hacked and declined to comment on the allegations in detail. The World Service found hundreds of customers in the US, UK and elsewhere paying Indonesians to torture and kill baby long-tailed macaques on film. Then during my recent visit to Khao Yai National Park in Thailand the macaques really kicked the harassment up a notch. Hijinks, eh? Storey's phone was seized by Department of Homeland Security agents, who found nearly torture videos, as well as evidence that she had paid for the creation of some of the most extreme videos produced.