Monkeys on the lamb in Penn

Lab monkeys on the loose present potential infection risk ------- So now we got to worry about Monkey B Virus ?

Police are searching for several macaques that escaped a truck after a crash
Lab monkeys on the loose present potential infection risk

A truck carrying some 100 monkeys was involved in a crash with a dump trailer in Montour County, Pennsylvania on Friday afternoon.....

While it is unclear whether any animals were injured, some of them were confirmed to have escaped. ... At least four of the monkeys – reported to be long-tailed macaques – are believed to be on the loose.
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“There is no way to ensure that monkeys are virus-free, and state veterinary and other records show that monkeys in laboratories in the US have been found with tuberculosis, Chagas disease, cholera, and MRSA,” primatologist and PETA science advisor, Dr. Lisa Jones-Engel said in a statement.


Link RT News

Is this More of Fauci plan ? …. Poor monkeys .

Is this More of Fauci plan ? …. Poor monkeys .

a reply to: Meldionne1

where the Heck do you get 100 monkeys anyway What Lab where they going to that needs that many monkeys ? Or better yet what lab did they come from ?

Jesus freaking christ theres at least 3 movies about how bad this turns out

a reply to: Ravenwatcher

This is freaky not just due to lab scares, but because it's in my region.

They also found smallpox vials in Philly right after Fauci "warned" about smallpox threats. #PsychicFauci

a reply to: Madviking


I thought of the small pox vials right away when I read this post …. Scary indeed . Keep your eyes peeled and stay away from any monkeys !

a reply to: ManBehindTheMask

Yayyy... Pennsylvania is stepping up the Florida game.


a reply to: Ravenwatcher
S&F, thanks for posting.

originally posted by: Bigburgh
a reply to: ManBehindTheMask

Yayyy... Pennsylvania is stepping up the Florida game.

The longer we go the more i wonder if we deserve to survive as a species lol

a reply to: Ravenwatcher

Oh Lord!
This is how it starts! This will be the real pandemic.
Those monkeys were infected with the Rage Virus!

a reply to: Ravenwatcher

I always feel so bad for lab animals , even the rats . I hate it . … poor monkeys .and yes , that’s a lot of monkeys….

a reply to: ManBehindTheMask

Lol. No kidding

Trust me that's not the worst thing running free in Pennsylvania

When they said monkeys got out I thought they were talking about Brandon, Harris and Pelosi.😳

Logged in to post this also. Holy cow. Hopefully they haven’t already been subject to any testing. I have a lot of questions.

This makes no sense, linked below is a picture of lab monkeys in cages ready to be transported. I’m not sure they could even fit 100 of these cages in a big rig, but even if they could how would they breath ? So we would have to have a big rig break open from an accident with a much smaller vehicle and THEN have 4 of these cages open as well, IDK, I call Monkey Business ! 🐒

I feel sad for the monkeys too... 😢

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a reply to: Ravenwatcher

You are spreading the PETA twist on the crash like factual news? REALLY?

How do we know they aren't suave shampoo monkeys? Or maybe some really nice smelling perfume company monkeys? Circus monkeys? Maybe hair color monkeys with pink mohawks?

Right, exactly. Thanks!

originally posted by: Meldionne1
a reply to: Madviking


I thought of the small pox vials right away when I read this post …. Scary indeed . Keep your eyes peeled and stay away from any monkeys !

Said monkeys won't last long in PA in January...in the open.

My guess is that they are already dead.

Re: thread title.

Poor lamb.

Cheers

originally posted by: Lazarus Short
Said monkeys won't last long in PA in January...in the open.

My guess is that they are already dead.

Depends on what type

The Japanese macaque lives throughout Japan, with a range covering subtropical lowlands to sub alpine regions. ... In the central and northern areas of Japan the temperatures can range from 5° F (-15° C) and snow more than 1 meter deep in the winter, to 73.4° F (23° C) in the summer.