Visitors to Florida’s Silver Springs State Park should avoid monkeying around with the reserve’s feral macaques; officials warn that the primates carry a strain of the herpes virus that can be fatal to humans.
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Don’t Touch the Monkeys! Florida Macaques Carry Virus Lethal to Humans
Visitors to Florida’s Silver Springs State Park should avoid monkeying around with the reserve’s feral macaques; officials warn that the primates carry a strain of the herpes virus that can be fatal to humans.