Elderly Women In Japan Are Busting Something, But It's Not Ghosts
In a small town in rural Japan, farmers have been dealing with hordes of hungry monkeys eating up their vegetables.
Now, HuffPost reports help is on the way, in the form of three elderly women calling themselves the 'Monkey Busters.'
The women are so dedicated to the cause they often show up to a monkey sighting still in their aprons, so not a moment of monkey-scaring is wasted.
However, the Monkey Busters don’t actually kill their targets.
Instead, they fire warning shots that are followed up with firecrackers and other loud noises.
Now, HuffPost reports help is on the way, in the form of three elderly women calling themselves the 'Monkey Busters.'
The women are so dedicated to the cause they often show up to a monkey sighting still in their aprons, so not a moment of monkey-scaring is wasted.
However, the Monkey Busters don’t actually kill their targets.
Instead, they fire warning shots that are followed up with firecrackers and other loud noises.