Powerful, herpes-infected monkeys have been spreading out across northeast Florida, raising concerns among the locals.
The rhesus macaque monkeys were first brought to Silver Springs State Park in central Florida in the 1930s by a cruise operator. He introduced a dozen of the primates over the years onto a man-made island inside the park but didn’t realize that the macaques were adept swimmers.
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