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**Title:** Interacting with Monkeys at Sibaganding Hard Tourist Park
**Summary:**
* The narrator, likely a park ranger or caretaker, calls and interacts with a group of monkeys at Sibaganding Hard Tourist Park using buffalo horns.
* He explains that different monkey groups (e.g., Tyson's and Brat's groups) cannot coexist in the same area due to territorial conflicts.
* The narrator feeds and engages with a specific group, highlighting individual monkeys (e.g., Nelly, Tara, and Gopal), their behavior, and even trains them to be tame with visitors.
* He also shares his goal: preserving the monkeys to prevent them from becoming pests and seeking support for their care through his YouTube channel.
* The interaction includes feeding, play, and even introducing a monkey to a new food (rambutan), with the narrator providing educational commentary throughout.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentences:
1. **Location**: The events take place at Sibaganding Hard tourist park.
2. **Time of Events**: The narrator attempts to call animals in the afternoon.
3. **Method of Calling**: The narrator uses buffalo horns to call the animals.
4. **Origin of Buffalo Horns**: The buffalo horns are a legacy from the narrator's late parents.
5. **Previous Handler**: The late Umar Manik Bawang was the previous handler of the tourist park.
6. **Animal Groups**: There are multiple groups of monkeys, including Tyson's group and the Brat's group.
7. **Group Dynamics**: Different groups of the same type of monkey cannot meet in the field without fighting.
8. **Dominance Hierarchy**: The Brat's group currently controls the field, having won fights against other groups.
9. **Feeding Protocol**: The narrator feeds the female monkeys first to avoid conflict.
10. **Monkey Names**:
* **Nelly (aka Grandma)**: A tame, female monkey.
* **Tara**: A monkey known for peeking at visitors' baskets.
* **Gopal**: A young monkey that can be held.
11. **Monkey Training**: The narrator has trained some monkeys, including males, to be tame with visitors.
12. **Monkey Diet Experimentation**: The narrator introduces a male monkey to rambutan, a fruit it had not previously known.
13. **Pregnancy**: One of the female monkeys is pregnant, expected to give birth within one to two months.
14. **Previous Births**: The same monkey had a previous child that was premature, only living for two days.
15. **Channel Purpose**: The narrator's channel aims to support the preservation and feeding of these animals to prevent them from becoming pests.