Five monkeys owned by a neighbor of an FC&S colleague recently escaped and ran wild throughout the neighborhood. (Photo: LindaPhotography/stock.adobe.com)
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Editor's Note: Some of our favorite questions have to do with animals. We've answered questions about skunks, raccoons, bats, rodents, deer, and even a feral house cat that jumped a woman in her vehicle. We've explained the difference between rodents and mammals and discussed which animals are considered vermin. This week, however, we have a much rarer animal on the loose: monkeys. How do monkeys fit into the standard exclusions for animals, or are those exclusions strictly geared to the types of animals we've already discussed?
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