Delinquent Primates, Kuala Lumpur

If you go up the stairs, you can meet a lot of long tailed-macaque monkeys and if you have peanuts with you, they'll climb to you as I won't consider recommending. You might fall though.
You can take photo's of them, carrying their babies for the peanuts. There are locals in the entrance, who will approach you to buy peanuts! These monkeys are quite aggressive if they saw food articles in your hands

Monkey's, we had seen them in the wild before, and its always a pleasure to see the cute ones again.
Well, not all Monkeys are nice and cute. Here, at Batu Caves, where sometimes tourist's feed them, they can become aggressive, and if you have seen their teeth, you wouldn't want that to happen!
Keep an eye on your children, as well as anything loose you have on you, .....sunglasses, camera, food in your hand etc.
There are plenty of the Macques here, outside and inside the cave, nice to look at, but don't get too close!!

When you are visiting the Batu Caves please be careful of the mischievous macaques who do a good trade when unwitting guests arrive.

Whether or not you intend to feed these playful primates they may end up with your lunch without your consent.

These quick and crafty critters may snatch and grab your much anticipated meal before you can yell "Stop thief!".

Hang on to your hats 'n' snacks;
and watch your backs;
they may be small and cute;
but they'll snatch your fruit and loot!

~robertgaz~

Wow these monkeys found in the Batu caves are very aggressive. We saw a local lady attacked and her bag ripped from her arm. The monkey hissed at her as it devoured her flower offering. She looked very sad! But still one look at those teeth made us all cowards. No one was brave enough to snatch it back.

this is the monkey that mugged me

we were climbing the steps to the Batu caves, the monkey walked up the handrail alongside us, with its baby clinging to its middle. As we paused to take our breath the monkey leaped at me and clung to MY middle

I looked down at the monkey, with the face of its baby peering up between us, and said [ rather needlessly ] Theres a monkey on me !

my beloved camcorderman just carried on filming

as suddenly as it had landed on me the monkey leapt back to the handrail, in its hand was a packet of wet wipes it had taken from my pocket, it opened them and tasted them all, the look of disgust on its face was pitiful

do not take any food with you when you go to the top of the caves as they will attack. infact try not to take any carrier bags either, as one monkey jumped onto one of these when i went. and dont swing your camera about as they will lunge for it, i nearly learned that the hard way. if they do grab hold of any of your stuff, dont attempt to get it back...scary!!

also, dont wander around the caves unless your with a group of people, you may come across a snake, as i did, and they dont seem as creepy if your with a group

all in all, dont distract the wild life!!

They certainly live up to their name of the naughty monkey.

Here this monkey has stolen a bottle of coke from a little boy. He proceeds to bit off the bottom and drink the bottle.

Do not try to frighten them as they might attack you. they've got really big and sharp teeth and claws.