Florida's herpes-infected monkey population is booming and it could have fatal consequences
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There are more than 200 rhesus macaques living in the forests and along the riverbanks of Silver Springs State Park. According to a newly published study, 30% of those monkeys carry herpes B, a virus that can be deadly if contracted by humans. Full story: http://bit.ly/2Vi2i2g
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