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Police Hint Minnesota Stolen Monkey Case Could Be A Hoax - Vimarsana News

Police Hint Minnesota Stolen Monkey Case Could Be A Hoax

The Capuchin monkey was reported stolen Monday at a Cub Foods, but now police say it was taken in St. Paul, Minnesota, and one investigator says things don't add up.

Florida Man Pleads Guilty To Illegal Sale Of Monkey To Client: Chris Brown | WiLD 95.5 - Vimarsana News

Florida Man Pleads Guilty To Illegal Sale Of Monkey To Client: Chris Brown | WiLD 95.5

A Florida man who is known as "The Monkey Whisperer" pleaded guilty after officials say he illegally sold a capuchin monkey "to a celebrity client in California," who PETA revealed to be entertainer, Chris Brown.

Source: iheart.com
Florida Man Pleads Guilty To Illegal Sale Of Monkey To Client: Chris Brown | 939 MIA - Vimarsana News

Florida Man Pleads Guilty To Illegal Sale Of Monkey To Client: Chris Brown | 939 MIA

A Florida man who is known as "The Monkey Whisperer" pleaded guilty after officials say he illegally sold a capuchin monkey "to a celebrity client in California," who PETA revealed to be entertainer, Chris Brown.

Source: iheart.com
Florida 'Monkey Whisperer' found guilty of illegal wildlife trade - Vimarsana News

Florida 'Monkey Whisperer' found guilty of illegal wildlife trade

A Florida man who went by the nickname “the Monkey Whisperer” pleaded guilty Wednesday to illegally transporting and selling primates.

Source: wtsp.com
New phenomenon: Forest mammals eavesdrop on messy monkeys - Vimarsana News

New phenomenon: Forest mammals eavesdrop on messy monkeys

Researchers at the University of Copenhagen have discovered a unique phenomenon among forest mammals – eavesdropping. Their study demonstrates that various animal species depend on one another in more ways than ever imagined when it comes to finding food.