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August 8, 2006
Topics tiger, police, city, man, monkeys, bite, philadelphia, owned, pets, window, search, animals, law, animal, hospital and woman
A judge at the U. S. District Court in Manhattan on Thursday overturned an appeal by a man who had sued the city for entering his apartment without a search warrant, after he was mauled by his own pet tiger. The ruling appeared in public records on Monday. Antonie Yates was arrested on Oct. 4, 2003, at a Philadelphia hospital where he had gone for treatment of a deep bite by his pet tiger. Yates, who also possessed an alligator has been charged with reckless endangerment.
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August 2, 2006
New Delhi, India (AHN)-In an effort to keep monkeys out of the New Delhi subways, authorities have called in one of the few animals known to scare the creatures - a fierce-looking primate called the langur. The Hindustan Times reports that the decision to hire a langurwallah - a man who trains and controls the langurs - came after a monkey got into a metro car in June.
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July 30, 2006
At least 12 cheeky squirrel monkeys escaped London Zoo by scaling trees and leaping into Regent's Park. The Sun reports zoo keepers could only watch as the animals swung back and forth between the park and the zoo.
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July 3, 2006
Topics japanese, zoo, forest, monkey, abc, monkeys, cells, snow, eye, light, trees, search, feet, face, news, city and virginia
A Japanese monkey escaped the Roanoke city zoo and fled to a nearby forest on Sunday. Officials shut down the park on Monday and embarked on a search in the neighboring forest where they heard her up the trees. Dubbed Oops, the 20-pound Japanese macaque and her siblings were transferred from their cells for cleaning before she vanished early Sunday.
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May 26, 2006
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