Baboons Climbing Up an Apartment Building

No, it's not a 3D effect. These are the scenes which regularly affect life in Cape Town, South Africa, where man and baboon share a sometimes uncomfortable existence. Protected on the Cape Peninsula since 1999, there are now around 500 baboons living in 16 groups, increasingly cut off from their old, native habitats by the sprawling city. The Cape now spends hundreds of thousands of pounds on schemes to monitor the baboons, including squads of rangers and a help hotline. Although it is illegal to kill the animals, dozens are injured or killed each year – some in accidents, but others from brutal attacks from people who have caught them ransacking their property. Wow!!!

LOL, can you see the guy trying to scare one away. I can imagine one's shock on getting home and seeing your property ransacked- not by you or even a thief- but Baboon.