When The Hell Did Florida Get MONKEYS? Kamikaze Monkeys At That! :dahell:

[Kliq_Souf]

They broke out Animal Kingdom and migrated

 

[Roland Coltrane]

Falling out the trees like Lord Sakai

 

[Bar Razor]

There is also one in South Carolina

There's an Island in South Carolina With 4,000 Wild Monkeys

Tucked away in the St. Helena Sound, Morgan Island is made up of more than 2,000 acres of pristine land — and more than 4,000 monkeys.

www.travelandleisure.com

 

[TEH]

This is what happens when you overdevelop land. Species that were hidden come out and go into areas where you would never expect them.

 

[Mike Nasty]

Florida is basically the menagerie of the U.S. Damn near anything can survive down there

I've been watching alot of youtube videos about FL lizards and iguanas. One of the reasons they said lizards are so invasive is because there weren't alot of native species compared to other places like Cuba. So there was a large void for them to easily fill.

It seems like the moneys are much more monitored and are only in certain places

 

[Orbital-Fetus]

If dozens of monkeys are falling from 80 feet above my head, what the fukk else am I gonna say other that "It's raining monkeys."

 

[97Pac]

Florida is basically the menagerie of the U.S. Damn near anything can survive down there. Random fact but there's also a sizable amount of black bears in Florida too. I saw one earlier this year on my way to Orlando

There are also Panthers in Florida and crocodiles. It's the only place in the world you can see alligators and crocodiles