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Multiple Stab Wounds May Be Harmful To Monkeys

grrlscientist | July 9, 2009

tags: Onion News Network, research, monkeys, medical news, humor, satire, streaming video In this video, ONN reports on a newly published study indicating that repeatedly stabbing monkeys with sharpened objects may have an adverse effect on their health and longevity [1:08]

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