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First in a series of four: A monkey stands on an air conditioner hanged on a
five-floor residential building in Shijiazhuang, North China's Hebei
province, January 14, 2005. A local resident noticed the monkey and called
police and zookeepers. It took the local police and three zookeepers three
hours to catch it unharmed. No monkey lives wild in this area and it is
suspected that it escaped either from the nearby zoo or was the pet of a
local resident. Photo taken January 14. CHINA OUT NO ARCHIVES REUTERS/China
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Second in a series of four. A zookeeper tries to catch a monkey standing on
the balcony of a five-floor residential building in Shijiazhuang, North
China's Hebei province, January 14, 2005.


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Third in a series of four: A zookeeper tries to catch a monkey standing on
the balcony of a five-floor residential building in Shijiazhuang, North
China's Hebei province, January 14, 2005.


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Fourth in a series of four: A monkey is netted by a zookeeper in
Shijiazhuang, North China's Hebei province, January 14, 2005.