Cape Town woman shocked by surprise visit from visitors to Durban

If you have ever visited or lived in KwaZulu-Natal, you will know that it is a province that is full of nature.

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You can find a wide variety of plants and animals everywhere, from oceans to mountains.

What you may also know is that you will often spot a monkey or two in your neighborhood.

But they are not only considered neighbors, some of them can even be called roommates.

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For those who don’t know, you should keep windows, doors and all other entrances to your home closed when you are away.

Some of the cheekier monkeys might even try to break into your house while you’re there!

Monkeys are almost everywhere in Durban. You will see them playing in the streets or relaxing in the trees.

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If you’re not aware, it might scare you a little if you visit the area.

A woman recently moved to Durban and was shocked to find that no one had warned her about the situation.

Cassidy Botha recently posted a video on TikTok and explained that she had just moved to Durbs.

In her video, she shares something she didn’t expect:

This may seem obvious and natural to KZN residents, but most outsiders would identify with Cassidy.

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The comments section had plenty to say, with many people sharing their hilarious stories and tips for dealing with little troublemakers:

• “It’s listed in section 5, subsection a of the ‘Moving to Durban from Cape Town’ pack. I’ll send you a link to the driving directions.”
• “Frr 😂 I also moved from Cape Town to Durban; they always steal my bread.”
• “Don’t feed them. Don’t even try to touch them. Never eat near them. Lock your windows or they’ll steal your noodles.”
• “At least they relaxed, they came into the kitchen, took my sandwich that I had just taken out of the toaster and sat in my driveway to eat it.”

Others simply wondered why she moved from Cape Town to Durban: “Leaving Cape Town for Durban is CRAZY.”

Durban is definitely on the wilder side.