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So our friends at PETA are at it again and I was busy reading this story over again because it's pretty amazing that they get away with this.

So you remember the monkey's selfie that made the rounds and

the monkeys were taking selfies and the photographer had the pictures of all

the monkeys taking selfies in a particular one

figuring out you know taking the picture of himself or herself and it was from

the it was one of the endangered.

Okay, I'm gonna have the computer tell you what they're called.

They're endangered and they're called.

Macac. The Macac. They're endangered and they're called

Macac the Macac monkey keep that around because I'm gonna forget

I'm gonna what's it called again?

Macac Yeah, thank you. Mackack monkey.

All right, so Peter is all wound up saying the selfie money that the company has made and that he has made the

photographer should go to the monkey. Now the courts are like hearing on Thursday the federal appeal judge at the 9th

Circuit in San Francisco said it was absurd for PETA to claim that the monkey was entitled to copyright on behalf of a monkey.

Now the attorneys for Mr. Slater, now they're not even sure they have the right a monkey.

One of the things that's happened though since this selfie picture is that the

people now there are calling it the selfie monkey and aren't killing them

anymore. So they're growing. So he's helped them by promoting this with the

selfie monkey.

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