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Mississippi Truck Crash Frees Research Monkeys, Most Killed as Three Remain Missing — REUTERS / ixx511

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Mississippi Truck Crash Frees Research Monkeys, Most Killed as Three Remain Missing

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Officers acted on the driver's claim the primates were dangerous, prompting euthanasia for most escapees. See the Story

Report: Second Monkey Euthanized After Escaping From Mississippi Truck Wreck

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Report: Second Monkey Euthanized After Escaping From Mississippi Truck Wreck

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Authorities have confirmed to Scotty Ray Report that a second monkey that escaped from a truck crash in Jasper County has been euthanized.See the Story

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Guillermo Del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’ Brings New Depth to a Classic Story

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Mary Shelley’s 19th-century Gothic novel “Frankenstein” explores the consequences of humankind’s unchecked pursuit of knowledge and the moral responsibility creators have for their creations. For more than 200 years, the classic novel has inspired countless artists to reimagine the novel’s introspective themes. And its latest adaptation comes from director Guillermo del Toro in his 2025 film, “Frankenstein,” released in select theaters during Oc…See the Story

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