Come and have a go if you think you're hard enough. Photo / Getty
Baboons at a popular British safari park have been seen stalking the facility armed with weapons, raising concerns that visitors have been arming the monkeys "for a laugh".
The Sunday Times reports that workers at Merseyside's Knowsley Safari Park have seen the primates "armed with knives, screwdrivers and even a
chainsaw" and fear that visitors may be giving them tools to aid in their ability to damage vehicles.
The animals have reportedly long been willing and able to damage visitors' cars, tearing off wipers and wing mirrors, but the addition of weapons has raised the stakes.
One worker at the park told the Times: "We're not sure if they are being given weapons by some of the guests who want to see them attack cars, or if they're fishing them out of pick-up trucks and vans.
"They will literally go into people's toolboxes and carry them around. One of the baboons was seen lugging around a chainsaw."
