
民眾在壽山動物園目擊遊客追趕並以雨傘敲打獼猴頭部,影片流傳後引發網友批評。農業局表示台灣獼猴雖非保育類野生動物,但仍受《野生動物保育法》規範,將依事證釐清違法事實後依法辦理,並呼籲民眾與野生動物保持適當距離。
AI-generated summary
壽山地區為台灣獼猴重要棲息環境,因人類活動範圍與獼猴棲息空間高度重疊,人猴接觸機會較高。
遊客壽山動物園持傘打猴。(民眾提供)
民眾逛壽山動物園,赫見遊客追趕獼猴,甚至以雨傘敲打獼猴的頭,影片今天廣為流傳,網友批評是錯誤示範;農業局今天表示,台灣獼猴雖非保育類野生動物,仍屬《野生動物保育法》規範的野生動物,將依事證釐清,確認違法事實後,依相關規定辦理。
民眾於壽山動物園目擊遊客追趕獼猴,甚至以雨傘敲打獼猴的頭,於Threads網路社群PO文,稱幫猴子默哀幾聲,猴猴看起來很傷心,引起網友熱烈討論,網友批評打猴遊客是錯誤示範,帶小孩還做出惡劣行為,實在很惡劣、過分。
請繼續往下閱讀...
農業局說,台灣獼猴雖非保育類野生動物,但仍屬《野生動物保育法》所規範的野生動物。民眾如有故意騷擾、虐待或傷害野生動物之行為,將依事發地點、行為態樣及相關事證進行釐清,確認違法事實後依相關規定辦理。
農業局表示,壽山地區為台灣獼猴重要棲息環境,因人類活動範圍與獼猴棲息空間高度重疊,人猴接觸機會較高,民眾遇到獼猴突然靠近或搶食時,可能因緊張或預期心理而採取防衛動作。
市府呼籲民眾遇到獼猴應保持冷靜及適當距離,避免追趕、挑釁或以物品攻擊,將持續請園區志工及相關人員加強宣導正確與野生動物互動及自我防護方式,引導遊客以適當方式因應獼猴靠近,降低人猴衝突。
不用抽 不用搶 現在用APP看新聞 保證天天中獎 點我下載APP 按我看活動辦法
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
農業局將依事證對持傘打猴的遊客依《野生動物保育法》相關規定處以罰款或其他行政制裁。
Likely · Within weeks

On the top floor of a building on Yinhe Road in Toufen City, Miaoli County, unknown persons were suspected of throwing stones, iron balls and other debris from time to time, causing damage to three cars in the parking lot opposite. The Toufen Police Station has accepted the report and reviewed the surveillance cameras to trace the perpetrator. The police stated that this behavior has violated the crime of damage and will be investigated in accordance with the law.

A 35-year-old man surnamed Huang in Guanyin District, Taoyuan City, was stopped by the police while riding a motorcycle in the opposite direction at a red light. He was suspected of driving under the influence of drugs. After consent, a quick saliva test showed positive for the level 2 drug amphetamines, and a glass ball smoking device was immediately seized. After the police interrogated him, he was transferred to the Taoyuan District Prosecutor's Office for investigation on suspicion of public danger, drugs, etc., and called for drug-driving to endanger the safety of himself and others.

Cornell University in the United States suddenly reported a mass sexual assault case in a fraternity in 2024. The plaintiff alleged that he was drugged and raped. After the revelation of the case sparked outrage, the principal announced his support for an independent investigation by outside lawyers. At the same time, political commentators threatened to reveal the identities of victims of flesh-searching, triggering thousands of women to launch a wave of support in the community against flesh-searching.

A woman surnamed Zhuang was defrauded by pretending to be members of the Financial Supervisory Commission and the Criminal Police. She was first defrauded of 1.3 million yuan. The fraud group saw that she had been fooled and demanded another 880,000 yuan. The New Taipei City Police Yonghe Branch ambushed and arrested the cash withdrawal driver surnamed Wu and the monitor surnamed Peng. Suspect Peng is also a wanted fugitive from the Hsinchu District Prosecutor's Office. The police have transferred the case for investigation and reminded the public to guard against the fraud tactics of fake prosecutors.

Three 16-year-old students from the same school as the victim were arrested hours after the body of Irene Sofiya Mohd Khairool Faisal, also 16, was found dead in the school hall at approximately 5:30pm. One suspect is expected to appear in Batu Pahat Magistrate’s Court on Sunday for a remand application.

The Mainland Affairs Council released a weekly report on the safety of Chinese traveling to China, Hong Kong and Macao. As of October 2, 2026, a total of 453 people had lost contact while traveling to China, an increase of 4 from last week. The Taoyuan District Prosecutor's Office investigated a human trafficking case and found that a criminal group used high-paying drivers as bait to lure Taiwanese people to go to China for organ harvesting. Three people were deceived and were not transported out of the country. Seven people have been charged and sentenced to seven years in prison. Officials said that it is currently impossible to confirm whether the missing person's organs were harvested because the person has not been recovered and no family members have reported it. More evidence is needed to support it, but it is suspected that the medical supply chain may be involved behind the scenes.