Monkeys escape from US research lab

[Nuheni]

Police are on the hunt for 43 monkeys that escaped from a research facility in South Carolina after a keeper left their pen open.
The rhesus macaque fugitives busted out of Alpha Genesis, a company that breeds primates for medical testing and research, and are on the loose in a part of the state known as the Lowcountry.
"Please do not attempt to approach these animals under any circumstances," police said and urged residents to keep their doors and windows securely closed and to report any sightings immediately.
Police say the research company has told them that because of their size, the monkeys have not yet been tested on and "are too young to carry disease".

"Not yet been tested on" ...
I wonder how long it will take before some that actually are infected also decides to bolt.


https://www.postandcourier.com/beaufort-county/news/yemassee-monkeys-escape-alpha-genesis-south-carolina/article_5b4dcc40-9cb2-11ef-9595-57948042780d.html

[Imperial Guard]

This reminds me of a certain movie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7suz9ndPBHg

[xorc1zt[MpC]]

Resident evil are you sure it's not Umbrella corporation?

[WarHeRo]

thats why the Second Amendment matters

[Thadeus]

The monkeys being tested on, are in much more secure enclosures and which don't lead directly outside. To escape an actual lab facility is rather impossible. There are tons of doors and security doors that need keycards and ♥♥♥♥.

[Nuheni]

Originally posted by Thadeus:

The monkeys being tested on, are in much more secure enclosures and which don't lead directly outside. To escape an actual lab facility is rather impossible. There are tons of doors and security doors that need keycards and ♥♥♥♥.

"absconded from a Lowcountry breeding facility with a history of security challenges and violations."
I don`t see it as impossible.

[Thadeus]

Originally posted by Nuheni:

Originally posted by Thadeus:

The monkeys being tested on, are in much more secure enclosures and which don't lead directly outside. To escape an actual lab facility is rather impossible. There are tons of doors and security doors that need keycards and ♥♥♥♥.

"absconded from a Lowcountry breeding facility with a history of security challenges and violations."
I don`t see it as impossible.

A breeding facility is not a lab, it's a lot less secure.

[qb]

there is a 2 good movies about monkeys one is twelve monkeys and 28 days later, but we are sure none of that possible irl, right?

[TwisterCat]

Planet of the monkeys?

[eram]

planet of the 12 monkeys 28 days later

[Nuheni]

Originally posted by Thadeus:

Originally posted by Nuheni:

"absconded from a Lowcountry breeding facility with a history of security challenges and violations."
I don`t see it as impossible.

A breeding facility is not a lab, it's a lot less secure.

Well, The Wuhan Institute of Virology was also considered secure, no ?

[Nuheni]

Originally posted by qb:

there is a 2 good movies about monkeys one is twelve monkeys and 28 days later, but we are sure none of that possible irl, right?

Outbreak from 95 is also ok ish

[Espada]

RUN MY MONKEY BROTHERS RUN RUN AND DON'T LOOK BACK GOD IS WITH YOU.

[isomorphic_projection]

Originally posted by Chocobo & Moogle:

This reminds me of a certain movie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7suz9ndPBHg

I was thinking about, outbreak.

[isomorphic_projection]

Originally posted by Nuheni:

Originally posted by qb:

there is a 2 good movies about monkeys one is twelve monkeys and 28 days later, but we are sure none of that possible irl, right?

Outbreak from 95 is also ok ish

My first thought. But the times and context say, The Stand from Stephen King.

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

28 days later...