Rhesus macaque monkeys are the most common in Florida, found at Silver Springs State Park near Ocala. They are brown to gray with pink faces, according to the FWC.

Florida isn't a fan of the monkey business that's been ... Rhesus Macaques monkeys at Silver Spring State Park, Ocala. ... These smart little primates communicate using over 26 differenct calls.

If you spot a wild monkey on the loose, in a tree, on the road or in a residential area, call the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission wildlife alert hotline at 888-404-FWCC or 888 ...

People in a small Florida town are being warned about some mystery monkeys on the loose. Law enforcement issued an alert over numerous monkey sightings.. The Orange City Police Department in Ocala ...

Rhesus macaque monkeys are the most common in Florida, found at Silver Springs State Park near Ocala. They are brown to gray with pink faces, according to the FWC.

If you see a monkey on the loose in Florida, don't approach it. Don't touch it, don't feed it, don't try to befriend it. There are a lot of "don'ts" if you see a wild monkey here, but there's at ...

Their number was estimated between 300 and 400 in 2000. But now, the monkeys have stayed out of sight so that the Florida Fish and Wild Life Conservation Commission can't count them.

There's an upswing in monkey business in and around a state park in Florida, where bands of non-native rhesus macaques live along a river that's popular with kayakers and tourists.

Forget Florida man, now there’s Florida monkeys. A roving band of feral, herpes-ridden monkeys is roaming across northeast Florida. The STD-addled rhesus macaques had previously been confined… ...

In this July 3, 2017 photo provided by Brian Pritchard, a band of non-native rhesus macaques are seen on Pritchard’s property in Ocala, Fla. Officials have closed two walking areas at nearby ...