A video circulating online shows monkeys in Indonesia reportedly being chained around the neck and made to perform for tourists. In the footage, the animals appear to be controlled by handlers as they carry out staged acts in front of crowds. Accounts describing the video say the monkeys are made to participate in activities such as balancing or walking on raised stilts, riding toy motorbikes, and dancing or moving to entertain visitors. The same reports describe the presence of very small animals appearing to move on stilts and participate in the performances, alongside the larger monkeys. The descriptions emphasize that the animals’ movements are constrained by the restraints and guided performance setup. The sources provided focus on the visible actions in the video and the circumstances of the performances for tourists. No additional verified information is included here about who is responsible, where the filming occurred, or what enforcement or investigations, if any, are underway. Overall, the reports converge on the depiction of restrained monkeys performing multiple tricks for paying visitors in a tourist setting in Indonesia.