A family of Indian Gray Langurs or Hanuman Langurs are perched on the walls, fence, roof of a house. They are jumping on the roofs and the babies are practicing their acrobatics on the fence of the house. "In India monkey business takes on a whole new meaning. Hanuman langurs are trained in New Delhi to scare off aggressive rhesus monkeys and other wild animals that might roam into public spaces and cause mischief. When the city hosted the 2010 Commonwealth Games last October, its municipal council used 38 langurs to help with critter control." - National Geographic
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