Mary's Mad Monkey: Another case for "Fuzz"

Newsweek via msn.com, 9/27/21; CC Liu, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Bonnet Macaque monkeys are mad primates mimicking humans (Jean-Francois Monier/AFP)

When Nature Breaks the Law

Science writer Mary Roach recently released her latest book, Fuzz, about criminal animals and the human head cases who try to enforce our rules on their plane of existence.

(Newsweek) Starting on Sept. 16, 2021, a 5-year-old Bonnet Macaque monkey known to be a general nuisance in the city's Kottigehara, India, neighborhood began menacing school children.

This prompted the local forest department to step in and try to remove the animal, according to Firstpost. The Fuzz are needed because he is violent and insane... More

The real mad monkey was Dr. Mary's Monkey who helped make cancer and other contagious diseases more virulent in humans using animal models in a lab working for the CIA and other agencies.