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Thursday, September 16, 2004
"but it's pretty sad, too"
Baltimore's American Dime Museum to display paintings by Betsy the Chimp.
"a baby chimp and baby orangutan showed signs of vitamin D deficiency"
Apes at St. Louis Zoo to see the sun.
Wednesday, September 15, 2004
"years of verbal and written complaints"
America's biggest cardboard box manufacturers racist smurfs, EEOC charges.
"ever since he was a child he has been interested in exploring"
UK man off to Sumatra to find local Yeti.
"Whenever I go to Bali, I never miss going to a Kechak"
Japanese tourists ruining Bali, says Philippine tourist.
"based on a mixture of rhesus monkey rotaviruses"
Monkeys assist in developing vaccine for rotavirus, "most common cause of severe, dehydrating diarrhoea and vomiting in children worldwide."
MonkeyWatch consumer alert!
World Wildlife Fund to raise funds by providing wildlife photos for new-fangled postage stamps. $16.99 for 20 37¢ stamps = 0.8495¢ per stamp.
Tuesday, September 14, 2004
"born at Barcelona Zoo last month"
Spain's new baby gorilla twins make their first public appearance.
Monday, September 13, 2004
"He’s definitely a Wisconsin monkey"
Jasper, the monkey Green Bay didn't want, lands in Manitowoc, which doesn't seem to care much one way or the other.
Sunday, September 12, 2004
"devastated at the theft"
Yet another monkey-napping at UK's Shaldon Wildlife Trust, which ought to consider locks on the doors.
"using monkeys instead of mice"
Alzheimer's vaccine tested on monkeys at Yerkes National Primate Research Center, in Georgia.
"The jail is dark. It smells rank, like concentrated monkey"
Punjab state addresses monkey menace with monkey jail. "Activists" "angered".
Things that man was not meant to know
UK's Animal Procedures Committee demands stronger government rules agsinst distasteful science.
Saturday, September 11, 2004
"bring used items for donation from the chimp wish list"
"I know there’s a monkey involved"
Pepsi pits man against monkey as memories of 50's game show scandal fades.
Friday, September 10, 2004
"this incredible oxygen-providing resource"
The UN, Joseph Kabila, Jacques Chirac. Think fund-raiser proceeds will be diverted?
"Wildlife groups and Indonesian officials are adamant"
DNA tests for ex-Safari World orangutans back on.
Afternoon of a Nude Red-capped Mangabey Descending a Staircase
Exhibit of wildlife photographs, drawings by noted UK wildlife photographer, drawer.
Thursday, September 09, 2004
"The Ramayana is a 2,000 year-old epic story"
Wanna bet that this Minnesota ketjak chorus doesn't know it's a 20th Century tourist draw?
"at least three species of lice depend on the threatened red colobus monkey"
Various parasites, etc., said to be "co-endangered" species.
"if she could have any animal in the world it would be a monkey"
Connecticut girl eschews birthday presents for donations for local no-kill animal shelter.
Wednesday, September 08, 2004
"has not discouraged visitors"
Ghana's Kumasi Zoological Gardens concentrating on core competencies.
"For the past decade the labs have been a target for animal rights groups and government officials"
Headline-seeking Alamogordo, AZ District Attorney Scot Key "reportedly" sues Boston company because two (of hundreds) of chimpanzees died.
Charles River Laboratories.
Charles River Laboratories.
"As a woman, I am outraged"
Old splinter-britches sends pamphlet to "her extensive list of personal and professional contacts" asking support for PETA's campaign of protest against medical experiments at New York’s Columbia University.
Tuesday, September 07, 2004
"There's no vaccine against it. It's just one of those things"
Three monkeys dead of Yersiniosis at New Zealand's Auckland Zoo. Dr. Potter notwithstanding, specific vaccine, Yersiniavax ("presently available only in New Zealand") described here. (Maybe it's not certified for use on monkeys.)
"Carrots, it seems, aren't good for rabbits"
However, says Prather McNeal, of Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, monkeys still like bananas.
"believed to be the first orangutans to live in Iowa"
Great Ape Trust of Iowa to welcome first great apes at the end of the month.
"you can't build a tree to hurricane code"
Florida zoos lose few animals to Frances, but suffer significant damage.
Monday, September 06, 2004
"black-faced langurs versus red-faced monkeys"
Government of Andhra Pradesh hires more langurs to address monkey menace.
"It's a slow and painful process"
US conservation group advertises to dissuade Thais from consuming wildlife, set zoo agenda.
"there are more commonalities between us and our closest living relatives"
Chimpanzees know when they're being imitated, say University of Queensland researchers.
Sunday, September 05, 2004
"cultivation of the Polynesian noni fruit"
Australian woman moves to Borneo to save orangutans by providing alternatives to logging.
"There will be no skunks here"
Alabama teen is qualified wild animal rehabber. So, stop thinking about this unrelated television character.
"giving birth to baby boy Kumi right in front of their eyes"
A glut of gorillas at London's Chessington World of Adventures.
"We're the only place that does this"
Boston's Helping Hands "monkey college," where capuchins are trained to help people with severe disabilities.
you got to start young if you're going to stick it out
Queen of the Chimps Jane Goodall to indoctrinate elementary school kids with new book, "Rickie & Henri: A True Story.
Your kid will keep trying to return the dog to the wild.
Your kid will keep trying to return the dog to the wild.
Saturday, September 04, 2004
"What they say on television is a lie"
al-Reuters finds (or invents) Beslan locals to blame Putin for hundreds dead. The single reference to the terrorist murderers responsible for this merely calls them rebels.
"They're our little babies"
Retired couple in Florida keeps busy by running Primate Paradise, a sanctuary for monkeys and whatever else wanders into the yard.
Friday, September 03, 2004
"Look out for 11 monkey species, caimans, and giant otters"
If you try to visit the Galapagos Islands, there are no direct flights.
"fashioning out policy framework"
Ghana to begin talking about planning to write 5-year plan to refurbish Kumasi zoological gardens.
Things to know about Ghana.
Things to know about Ghana.
"the wretched bosses of commerce are drooling"
Clueless humor, or a plank in the Democrat platform: you decide.
"Two bears, two llamas and a lemur have been named in the same fashion"
Baby leopard at the Zoo in Forest Park gets a name: Katunga
Thursday, September 02, 2004
"the skeleton of famed Australopithecine, Lucy, has a small braincase but modern ankles"
"Hominids started walking on two legs six million years ago," says French Museum of Natural History. Later they invented baguettes.
"the whole locality is suffering from the terror of the monkeys"
Residents of Lucknow, India, meet monkey menace with fireworks.
"the animals were frightening children at nurseries"
Officials in Japan's Wakayama Prefecture get strict with left over monkeys.
Wednesday, September 01, 2004
"honey bears, cockatoos and orangutans"
Indonesian officials seize illegally-held endangered animals.
"carcasses were found dumped and with their throats slashed"
Indian villagers, tired of monkey menace, risk Hanuman's wrath.
"the monkeys are being disseminated secretly"
Indian government takes steps to address monkey menace, pissing and moaning from the usual sources commences.
"monkeys are entering into my house at the slightest opportunity"
Continuing monkey menace in Orissa, India.
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