Why are Thai farmers training "monkey slaves" to pick coconuts resisted by many large supermarkets around the world?

Because this behavior is very cruel, farmers in Thailand knocked out all the monkeys' teeth and let them climb the coconut trees to pick coconuts. Animals are forced to wear chains and do heavy work.

After being boycotted by many large supermarkets around the world, Thailand also responded. There has always been a custom of training monkeys to pick coconuts without deliberately abusing animals in rural Thailand, which is considered to be a misunderstanding caused by different cultures in different countries. However, it seems that everyone did not buy his response and was resisted by many large supermarkets around the world. After all, it is cruel to pick coconuts and knock out teeth. Originally, they could move freely in the jungle, but now they are forced to wear chains, climb trees and work hard, so hard that they are not allowed to rest. They were forced to pick 400 coconuts and had no time to rest. The life of these monkeys is not regarded as life at all. There is no humanity at all, as we can imagine. If we are tied by monkeys, let's force some work. Is it cruel? It is the same.

They let monkeys pick coconuts in order to save manpower and financial resources, save costs and increase production. No one came to pick coconuts in Thailand a long time ago, but the monkey did it. After the boycott of large supermarkets, their products could not be sold. These monkeys don't have to pick coconuts anymore, and they don't need this thing so much. Maybe we won't train monkeys to help them work, and the amount of human labor can fully meet the demand. Monkeys are also life. We must care for life. If we don't care about animal life and love nature, nature will give me something beautiful, and we can live on the earth for a long time. We must live in peace with everything in nature.

The boycott of large supermarkets may have some influence on this incident. After all, without market demand, there would be no such thing.