Cape Town authorities will move around 60 baboons permanently to a fenced area, as an alternative to killing.

Cape Town authorities will move around 60 baboons permanently to a fenced area, as an alternative to killing.
The baboons steal food, rotate in garbage and come close to people, which creates problems.
The plan to move the baboons to a fenced area meets strong resistance from animal protectors.
It is also deployed «baboonicre» garbage cans and fences are built.

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