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Zoo Escape: 16-Year-Old Boy Arrested for Releasing 70 Monkeys
The monkeys are now living in the mountains around the zoo. To get them back, park attendants are leaving the doors open and placing food in the enclosure in an attempt to recapture the monkeys.
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