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This image captures an outdoor scene at the Sri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens in Mysuru, India, dominated by a cautionary sign board. The rectangular sign, with a light brown background, features cartoon illustrations of light blue monkeys. One monkey is depicted lying on its back, looking unwell, next to another smaller, distressed monkey. Below them, a starburst graphic highlights prohibited human foods like popcorn, a canned drink, and chips, implying these items are harmful. On the left, a speech bubble contains text in Kannada, which translates to: "Do not kill me out of compassion. If we eat the food you give us directly, your food will cause me to suffer from severe illness." A red prohibition symbol (a crossed-out circle) is visible at the top left corner of the sign. Another cartoon monkey is shown holding a green fruit at the bottom left, contrasting with the harmful human foods. The bottom right of the sign clearly states "Sri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens" and "Mysore". The setting is bright and sunny, with vibrant green trees and foliage in the background, suggesting a natural and outdoor environment. A real monkey is visible in the bottom right corner of the frame, near some bamboo structures, reinforcing the zoo context. The sign's purpose is to educate and deter visitors from feeding animals, highlighting the severe health consequences for the monkeys.
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