YMS, SC (AP) – Authorities in South Carolina said Friday that the last four of the 43 monkeys who have been arrested have been arrested again after two months in the jungle. Rare snowstorms And peanuts are returning to prison with butter and jelly sandwiches.
Rescue Mackel monkeys, after all women, said the police said Close their wall completely. In Alpha Genius, a facility that nourishes them for medical research – which the locals know as the “monkey form”.
Alpha Genees CEO Greg Westergard, in a statement released by the Yamasi police in a social media post, said that the re -caught monkeys were in good health.
When they were loose, the area saw the first snow in seven years, which gathered for 3 inches (8 cm).
On November 6, Rhesus Macaques interrupted it, and mostly hung near the convenience. They are a cat -shaped, weighing about 7 pounds (3kg).
Westeragard said in November that it seems that a worker had left the gate open when the monkeys escaped. The workers had to lock one gate before opening the other, but all three gates and latches were left unsafe.
Alpha Genius, Federal Health officials and police said monkeys have no threat to public health.
The employees of the Alpha Guard kept an eye on the monkeys and laid human traps. Most were tempted to eat and they were given peanut butter and jelly sandwich and “monkeys biscuits” – a high -protein monkey monkey, specially manufactured for Races McAak.
This facility prepares monkeys to sell medical facilities and other researchers. Humans have been. The use of monkeys for scientific research From the end of the 1800s. Scientists believe that Rests McAak and humans were separated from a common ancestor about 25 million years ago and contributes about 93 % of the same DNA.
The compound is about one mile (1.6 km) from the city of Yamasi and about 50 miles (80 km) northeast of Savannah, Georgia.
