Charla Nash and family are suing Sandra Herold the owner of the infamous chimp, Travis who mauled Ms Nash. Herold's attorney's defense rests on the fact that Ms Nash was an employee whose duties including caring for Travis. This makes the injury a workman's comp case. This would still end in Nash being compensated, just not for the $50M she is asking for. picked by bernardblack 2 months ago

A young housewife died when she fell off the terrace of a three-storey building here after being attacked by monkeys but a baby she was holding had a miraculous escape. picked by Bornbad 11 months ago

You may remember reading in the news about Charla Nash's fateful visit to her crazy friend and her live in chimp, "Travis." Something freaked out the 14 year old primate and he mauled Charla's face beyond recognition... now she reveals the terrible extent of her injuries. Not really NSFW but a bit disturbing. picked by BrownTrout 3 weeks ago

Charla Nash, a Connecticut woman who was mauled last month by a chimpanzee, remains in critical condition at the Cleveland Clinic, and her potential for recovery remains unclear.

A small update to THIS STORY picked by bingo 9 months ago

If you plan to visit the Knowsley Safari Park near Liverpool, England, beware of monkeys. Bad, bad monkeys:

The cheeky monkeys – who are known for tearing off the odd wiper or wing mirror – have been targeting cars carrying the roof boxes before pouncing on the unsuspecting visitors, who are forced to watch helplessly as their things disappear. picked by Bingo 3 months ago

Inspired by the Pinky and the Brain post from earlier today. picked by 86Apex 3 years ago

HARTFORD, Conn. -- Doctors say a Connecticut woman who was nearly killed by a chimpanzee suffered such damage to her eyes that she will be blind for life. picked by marcelsmit 8 months ago

These silly monkeys past time by cartwheeling down steep hills. picked by AutumnLotus 12 months ago

If you spend as much time on YouTube as we -- unfortunately -- do, you're going to see a lot of monkeys doing a lot of stuff. But as our quest continued, we came to a humbling conclusion. There really isn't much difference between us and our hairy primate brothers, we realised. We both laugh. We both cry. We both operate motor bikes. picked by cactushair 1 year ago

It's a good thing monkeys can't gamble. New research shows these primates are capable of "woulda-coulda-shoulda" thoughts, like those that keep gamblers at the tables picked by bornbad 7 months ago