Hmmmmmm. Ever heard of the movie 28 Days Later?
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. — Emory University's Yerkes National Primate Research Center is focusing its search for a missing rhesus monkey close to home.
The female monkey disappeared on June 15 from the research center's 117-acre field station in Lawrenceville.
Spokeswoman Lisa Newbern says there's a strong possibility the monkey is still in or around the facility. She says the field station has received more than two dozen calls with tips suggesting where the monkey might be.
Newbern says the monkey is a social animal and would want to be with her family, meaning she may not have gone far.
If the monkey has left the grounds, she'd be close to suburban homes, schools and a Gwinnett County park.
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Hmmmmmm. Ever heard of the movie 28 Days Later?
This is near my house.....about 4miles.....hurry up & find that dang monkey.......a female worker died from an infection in that workplace.
(From a monkey)....I hope the day will come when we stop using any animals for testing purposes.
If not caught soon, it will be elected to the Augusta-Richmond County Commission where it will raise the average IQ of that body by 15 points.
Dixieman, I know this isn't facebook but can I "like" your comment?
galaxygrl - of course! And thank you!!
I'd like to add my "like" also.
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