The New York Times reports that Oliver the Capuchin monkey escaped from his cage by picking the locks. This was after he'd escaped previously and $300 were spent on new locks. Oliver's keeper speculates that because Capuchins are good at watching and repeating what they see, Oliver may have had a small piece of wire hidden in his cage that he used in the breakout. Just so long as he doesn't start carrying a shiv...
Saturday, August 18, 2007
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That is a fricken sweet monkey. :(|)-|-<
My GF told me about a primate (mokey or ape or something) that hid a wire along his gums, and waited until no one was around to use it to relieve the latch. He was able to get out every night for a long time.
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