Okay, we've got a little bit of an issue.

And now, see what with Jeff Fisher.

So there were monkeys that were involved in a crash and there was also a human driving the truck that crashed in Jasper County, Mississippi.

Now, the report yesterday was that this truck hauling aggressive monkeys carrying hepatitis C, herpes, and COVID

on their way to Florida overturned. That's what the Mississippi Sheriff's Department reported.

It also reported that all but one of the escaped monkeys have been destroyed.

We have been in contact with the animal disposal company to help handle the situation.

Okay.

And then they talk about where it occurred and said that the Reese's monkeys were from Tulane University.

They were approximately 40 pounds and they were aggressive to humans and they require

PPE to handle because they carry hepatitis C, herpes, and COVID.

Tulane has been notified and said they will send a team to pick up the monkeys tomorrow,

which would be today.

Now, best advice said the sheriff's department,

do not approach. Uh, yeah, don't approach, but I'm sure that, uh, at least, you know, if you're

going out into the backyard, uh, you would at least bring your weapon along and perhaps, you know,

if you were to say, oh, is that that monkey out there by the fence?

You know, just a little warning.

Now, Tulane has put out a statement saying the non-human primates at the Tulane National Biomedical

Research Center are provided to other research organizations in advance to advanced scientific

discovery.

The primates in question belong to another entity and are not in fact. in advance to advanced scientific discovery.

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