It wasn't a barrel of monkeys working together on a rescue attempt a la “Toy Story,” but a barrel was the key to four baboons' escape this weekend. The animal care team at Texas Biomedical Research Institute has figured out that the baboons who briefly escaped this weekend had rolled a 55-gallon…
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- Baboons used barrel to escape enclosure at Texas Biomedical Research Institute
SAN ANTONIO - The Texas Biomedical Research Institute is offering an explanation about how four baboons were able to escape the facility on Saturday. According to a press release, the baboons are housed in an open-air enclosure that is surrounded by perimeter walls that are angled inward.