Monkey safety nets are a crucial solution for mitigating the increasing conflicts between humans and monkeys in urban and rural environments. These nets, typically made of durable and weather-resistant materials like nylon or polyethylene, are strategically installed around buildings, residential areas, and agricultural lands to prevent monkeys from entering and causing damage or posing a threat. By creating a physical barrier, safety nets effectively deter monkeys from accessing food sources, nesting sites, and other attractants, thus reducing incidents of property damage, crop raiding, and potential health risks associated with monkey interactions. Furthermore, these nets offer a humane and non-lethal approach to wildlife management, allowing monkeys to coexist with humans without causing significant disruptions.