The phrase "aggressive monkeys" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe monkeys that exhibit hostile or combative behavior, often in contexts related to wildlife, animal behavior, or safety warnings.
Example: "Visitors to the park were advised to keep their distance from the aggressive monkeys, as they had been known to snatch food from unsuspecting tourists."
Alternatives: "hostile monkeys" or "belligerent monkeys".
Other problems, where solutions are less obvious, such as the city's roaming pigs and aggressive monkeys, are ignored.
Vegetarian meals were eaten in a "communal" dining area, where food was vulnerable to aggressive monkeys and crows.
In 2008, Hong Kong was experiencing a similar problem with aggressive monkeys and decided to take action on the growing population with birth control.
Moreover, young aggressive monkeys, in comparison with young monkeys of other behavior groups, demonstrated the highest plasma levels of DHEA-S and the lowest molar ratios between F and DHEA-S.
The authors have also found that young aggressive monkeys, in comparison with young monkeys of other behavior groups, demonstrated the highest plasma levels of DHEA sulfate and the lowest molar ratios between cortisol and DHEA sulfate.
A different scheme saw bigger, more aggressive langur monkeys introduced to scare the rhesus monkeys away.
At the wildlife reserve, to our daughter's alarm, aggressive green monkeys bounced on her pushchair.
India has a problem with an abundance of aggressive rhesus monkeys in its cities; there is a push in the United States to severely limit the use of chimpanzees in federally-funded studies.
Within these social categories, two different sub-categories of emotional values were tested, e.g. positive and negative sounds (e.g. humans: sentence pronounced with a friendly vs aggressive intonation, monkeys: contact vs threat calls).
Furthermore, the marmoset is easier to handle than the aggressive rhesus monkeys, which need to be sedated for every handling [ 21, 22].
While publicly lamenting the accident, the mayor's office fought off criticism for failing to remove the aggressive troops of monkeys that coexist uneasily alongside humans.
