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Welcome, welcome. Once again, it's another edition of Cool Stuff Ride. Hel, Marcus Paff and Reggie

Rizzou coming at you on today's episode,

an escaped UK monkey brought home, thanks to peanuts and Yorkshire pudding.

Are bugs really attracted to light at night?

Well, the evidence would suggest obviously yes, but we'll bring you some more details on that.

And on this day in history, a major 19th century war comes to an end.

That's coming up on Cool Stuff Ride Home.

Per a Sky News report, a Japanese macaque, affectionately known as King Osie Kong, made a break

from its enclosure at Highland Wildlife Park in the UK a little over a week ago.

The park is located near King O.C. Scotland,

and thus the clever nickname, a search operation was launched in Honshu, that's his real name,

was eventually captured on Thursday after being spotted eating from a bird feeder in a garden

less than two miles from the park. It's believed he might have been enticed by some Yorkshire

pudding left out overnight for the birds.

Stephanie Bunyan, the person who alerted authorities to Honshu's presence in her yard,

while she told the guardian that in addition to the peanuts in her bird feeders, she had also

left out the aforementioned Yorkshire pudding, which was gone by the morning.

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