In parts of Southeast Asia, monkeys are bought, sold, trained, and put to work. Some call it tradition. Others call it exploitation. In this episode, I visit a real monkey market to see it for myself. What I found wasn’t simple. These are working animals tied to livelihoods, culture, and growing global backlash. Critics say it is forced labor. Locals say outsiders don’t understand it. This video shows: • What a monkey market really looks like • How monkeys are trained and sold • Why this practice is so controversial
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Andrew Fraser
