It is rather amazing that there are monkeys/apes (e.g. Hanuman,
Sugriv, Vali, etc) in the ancient Indian epic 'The Ramayana',
who think, speak, and act like human beings. Why is there such
unrealism at all? It, in fact, suggests that Ramayana is likely
to be a fiction or a fairy tail written to please, if not
exclusively, kids and children, rather than a story based on
facts.
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