JRE: Hunting and eating Monkeys in Africa "This is how human must taste like"

Hunting monkeys in Africa is generally illegal, as monkeys are protected under wildlife conservation laws. The hunting of wild monkeys is considered to be both inhumane and detrimental to the preservation of monkey populations. Additionally, hunting can spread diseases and can disrupt the balance of the ecosystem. Many communities in Africa rely on ecotourism for income and hunting monkeys would have a negative impact on these communities.
Eating monkey meat is also illegal in many parts of Africa as well as other countries, and it is considered to be a taboo or frowned upon in many cultures. Consuming monkey meat can also pose health risks, as monkeys can carry diseases that can be transmitted to humans. Additionally, hunting and consuming monkey meat can contribute to the decline of monkey populations. It's important to respect the laws and cultural norms surrounding the hunting and consumption of monkey meat and to consider the ethical and ecological implications of such actions.