First, the most popular beggar gang in Thailand is actually a local wild monkey.
The hottest beggar gang in Thailand is actually a wild monkey near the expressway. For tourists who are used to living in big cities, they can't help but stop giving alms when they meet monkeys. Although these unique monkeys are not as fierce as domestic monkeys, they still retain the vigilance of wild monkeys, but because they are so cute, many tourists always stop to give alms; In fact, such behavior is inappropriate. Changing the monkey's lifestyle means changing the monkey's habits.
Second, monkeys should have their own way of life. It is actually wrong for tourists to give alms.
Many tourists complain about the brutality of monkeys grabbing things in domestic scenic spots, but they don't pay attention to who caused the problem. Just like the local monkeys in Thailand, they have their own exclusive fruit food, and they have become "begging groups" because of the various alms of tourists. Although it seems that these monkeys are relatively docile now, they will become accustomed to such facilities over time, and even have various barbaric behaviors.
As a tourist, sightseeing is ok, but feeding wild animals casually affects the laws of nature.
For the most popular beggar team in Thailand, I feel sorry for them. Their original life has been changed step by step by tourists.