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"A monkey has gone viral \u2026 on Facebook.  The story dates back more than a year, when numerous sightings of a mysterious monkey were first reported around the state of Florida.\nSince then, the local media has latched onto the case, with the St Petersburg Times devoting a microsite to the primate.  In recent days, the story has garnered national attention, and the most recent update to a Facebook Page for the creature indicates that there have been 15,000+ new fans added in the past day thanks to coverage on the Today Show and in USA Today.  \nLike other infamous Facebook fugitives, fans are posting wall comments in droves, encouraging the elusive monkey to continue to fight the good fight when it comes to evading authorities.  There are also the requisite mock campaign posters and lolcats knock-offs.  Of course, this is all made considerably more humorous by the fact that the subject of the Fan Page is, after all, a monkey.  \nFacebook\u2019s favorite primate lists his personal interests as, \u201CBananas, swinging through trees, messing with the popo, flinging feces, screeching at the top of my lungs, and basically hanging out with my peeps. I am also interested in the theory of relativity, and post modern art. I also like the warm sun, a cold cervesa, and a nice grouper sandwich.\u201D\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFor more social media coverage, follow Mashable Social Media on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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