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Before getting a monkey or any other exotic pet, remember that these are relationships for life. Most primates have a life span between 15-45 year and due to their social nature, they require a lot of special care and attention. Just like human primates, monkeys can often be unpredictable and remember, there is no such thing as a monkey sitter.

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