Have you ever read such nonsense in your life? (Other than on this website, obviously):
I'm pretty sure we would all remember being bitten in the head by a sodding gorilla!
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Have you ever read such nonsense in your life? (Other than on this website, obviously):
I'm pretty sure we would all remember being bitten in the head by a sodding gorilla!
The article leaves me wondering why you can't use blood samples to analyse DNA infections in the apes. Why is this?
(a) It's too difficult to get a blood sample from them - they don't like it and knock your head off?
(b) There's something different about monkey blood like it doesn't contain DNA or only contains part of it or doesn't carry the infections or something?
I think we should be told.
Yes, but if it was one of those pesky little flying gorillas that give us all so much trouble in the summer, you wouldn't necessarily know you'd been bitten until it was too late. And, of course, there is also the risk of monkey flew! or was it malaria?...hang on....I'm thinking of mosquitos. I'll get my coat!