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The Coconut Monkey Trap (Cumbuca) - 19th Century - stock illustration

The coconut monkey trap, used in Southern Asia to capture live monkeys (in South America is called a cumbuca Trap). A hole is cut in the top of a coconut just big enough for a monkeys hand, and staked to the ground on the other end. Placed inside is jaggery a product of unrefined sugarcane and rice. When the monkey grabs a handful he can not remove his hand thus being trapped. Vintage etching circa 19th century.
The coconut monkey trap, used in Southern Asia to capture live monkeys (in South America is called a cumbuca Trap). A hole is cut in the top of a coconut just big enough for a monkeys hand, and staked to the ground on the other end. Placed inside is jaggery a product of unrefined sugarcane and rice. When the monkey grabs a handful he can not remove his hand thus being trapped. Vintage etching circa 19th century.
The Coconut Monkey Trap (Cumbuca) - 19th Century
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