By COURTNEY BROOKS, Associated Press belts

February 5, 2010

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CAPE TOWN, South Africa - Visitors to South Africa’s premier holiday destination who are worried about becoming victims of the country’s
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The cheeky primates have learned how to
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City officials are battling to control the increasingly aggressive troupes and there are fears the problem will only worsen with the influx of visitors to Cape Town during the World Cup next year.
On Tuesday, a troupe of 29 baboons raided four cars outside Simon’s Town, a small coastal neighborhood. A baboon dubbed “Fred,”
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He ransacked a bag in the back seat of a red car as a couple panicked about their passports. A girl screamed nearby as a baboon hopped into her car through a back window. Others climbed on car roofs and hoods, looking for ways inside.
Many of those who stopped to watch the raid had their own cars broken into by other baboons.
“We spend the whole day basically rescuing tourists,”
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