Monkeys invade woman's toilet, steal her bath products and shoots death stare before leaving
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Monkeys invade woman's toilet, steal her bath products and shoots death stare before leaving

The Independent
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A woman in Singapore heard sounds from her toilet and discovered a group of monkeys creating a ruckus. She managed to catch the scene on camera as even more monkeys casually entered through the window. Although she initially ran away to safety, the woman realised she couldn’t go far because she had a hydrating face mask on. Perhaps she remembered that other time when a masked woman disrupted a Singaporean streamer in public, threatening to kick his ass before the police arrived. Left with few options, the woman checked on her toilet situation and saw many more monkeys entering and leaving. https://www.tiktok.com/@quackalackin/video/7158776420443933953?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7087128267904206337 Some would chill on the shower curtain rod before exiting through the window. [caption id="attachment_454871" align="aligncenter" width="1074"] Photo: TikTok screengrab[/caption] Others decided to take souvenirs and grabbed bath items on the way out. One monkey went for the shampoo but struggled as he pulled, and the bottle dropped to the floor. “This monkey kinda cute,” the woman noted. Being the intelligent creatures that they are, the monkey checked to see if anyone witnessed his butter fingers moment. [caption id="attachment_454868" align="aligncenter" width="1074"] Photo: TikTok screengrab[/caption] The monkey saw the camera and shot a death stare on its way out. [caption id="attachment_454866" align="aligncenter" width="1074"] Photo: TikTok screengrab[/caption] The woman then closed the door, noting she was “not dealing with this right now.” In a comment, she revealed that monkeys would come in and out of her home for years because there was a forest nearby. Perhaps they were tired of the usual venue because this was the first time they had explored her toilet, she added. The monkey business sparked humour among netizens, with some wondering why the monkeys needed the bath items. A few months ago, a troop of monkeys made news after they were spotted emerging from a Clementi HDB unit looking like a SWAT team. /TISG https://theindependent.sg/monkeys-emerge-from-clementi-hdb-unit-looking-like-swat-team/

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