We Found Monkeys On The Way To Oslob Philippines! Bianca So Excited 

Me too! That’s awesome! I feel like a stranger on my own birthplace, CEBU. Thanks for sharing!

Hundreds of RU-vidrs have covered this monkey attraction in Oslob already since it was opened in 2019.

Monkey business!

And the become aggressive as well due to stiff competition from other monkeys. That's why they snatch any items from the visitors thinking it is something that can be eaten or contain any food. They become so nasty by pulling the hair, bags, clothing of the guests even if they're unprovoked.

Cebu Safari is the biggest and only world-class safari and botanical garden in the Philippines where animals from all over the world enjoy happiness (most probably) because they have huge spaces to roam around freely in lush tropical vegetation. The 170-hectare safari is part of a huge park that spans across 300 hectares which also includes an adventure park and resorts on top of the mountain. It is so huge that they use trams to transport guests if they need to skip one or more attractions to get to another attraction. Contiguous to the safari and adventure park further west are the huge cattle ranch where hundreds of white cows roam freely over rolling hills and the Lapus-lapus cave whose entrance is big enough for regular human to get into but the subterranean labyrinth is quite cavernous and, in itself, another tourist attraction on guided tours.

@@lionhearted1969 Yes I have been there it was great and that is why I told them to check it out if they have time.

Those in Samal is not properly managed. They allow tourists to tease the monkeys which can be very nasty when provoked. I saw one video where one man told another guests to tease them and sure enough the monkey slapped the hands. Monkeys can be very aggressive when provoked. This one in Oslob is properly managed. Only the caretakers can produce the food to feed the monkey as you can see in this video. The caretakers hand the food to the guests for feeding. They have rules and guidelines for visitors to observe when interacting with the monkeys and one of them is not to tease and provoke the monkeys. Guests are not allowed to bring food for the monkeys as monkeys are smart animals and have great memory. That's the reason why macaque monkeys in other countries or in other places in the Philippines turn nasty upon seeing visitors because they believe they bring something for them to eat. Due to competition from other monkeys they become aggressive that they learn how to snatch food, bags, hats and other items from the visitors. They even bite or pull their arms, hair and clothing.

Oh my you are giving ideas to Bianca now, she is a about monkey business now

So true!

They allow feeding, they provide the bananas to feed them even

It's because monkeys in Zambales are not properly managed. These ones in Oslob are treated well and trained by caretakers. Guests are not allowed to bring food for the monkeys so that they won't develop aggressive behavior upon seeing guests around. Guests are not allowed to tease or provoke the monkeys as indicated on a huge signage. Food (usually ripe bananas cut into smaller portions) can only come from the caretaker themselves to let the monkeys know that guests are not the source of their food. That way, monkeys learn how to behave well when interacting with guests.

@@lionhearted1969 Yeah and on top of that the monkeys that I've seen in Zambales are wild monkeys on the road.

@@paulbandong8162 Oslob monkeys are also wild. The main road simply cuts through their habitat that's why they're easily seen in their by motorists.

We are not sure, hopefully someone who knows can reply here?