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Where Research Monkeys Retire

May 9, 2008 – 9:25 pm

Here’s an interesting story about where monkeys go to retire after they are used for research (in Canada). A look into something not often talked about. [National Post]

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Monkeynapping

April 25, 2008 – 10:38 pm

Someone monkeynapped a 0-month-old callimico monkey in Canada a few days ago. The monkey has since been reunited with it’s relatives. Apparently this isn’t that uncommon:

This month, two marmoset monkeys were stolen from a home near Orlando. Both were recovered after a man came forward and told police he’d bought a monkey for [...]

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