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The People's Media Company - Associated Content Z Communications Freestar Media, LLC Signs of the Times News for Sun, 04 Jan 2009 Infobase Publishing - Home Home History Commons Monkey Herds Goats; Farmer Approves July 28, 2009—On a farm in India, Mani the monkey uses her own mysterious methods to tend dozens of goats without any supervision or training, according to the Associated Press. Video. © 2009 National Geographic (AP) Unedited Transcript In a story reported by the AP, every morning, a worker at the Palagapandi estate in India, opens the door to the pen and lets the goats and their kids out. But as they head to the forest to graze no human herder accompanies them. That's because Mani, the resident monkey, shepherds the goats- numbering 75- around the plantation. SOUNDBITE (Malayalam): Martin K, Estate Manager- "She takes out the goats for grazing and brings them back. They say they feel confident that the goats will be safe when Mani accompanies them. Mani is said to make a strange sound when she discovers a goat is missing or when danger lurks. Soundbite (Malayalam): Pankajam, Estate Worker- "She makes a strange noise if she finds a goat missing.
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