Hundreds of chacma baboons -- a monkey species that can weigh up to 40 kilos (88 pounds) -- roam Cape Town’s seaside village of Simon’s Town, enchanting tourists and some locals, but also creating a nuisance for others. As human settlements increasingly encroach on their habitat, the community struggles to find solutions."Fences forming a barrier on the urban edge. These cost a lot of money, and they have to be there 365 days of the year. And that's a huge investment," says Justin O'Riain, director of the Institute for communities and wildlife in Africa at the University of Cape Town. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES