Do not try this at home (or on your missions trip to Cambodia).

By Michelle Ferguson -

**As a disclaimer, we here at FCOP do not endorse interacting with wild animals while in Cambodia. While we will take you to get your series of rabies shots, we will also tease you about it long after you leave. :)

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As much as I enjoyed watching Josh get his groom on with the monkey-on-a-chain, I must admit, to my shame, that I am not that brave. I was standing not even 2 feet from the camera but a safe distance from the end of the tether. Do they the monkey Jack? As far as I could tell the animal is female. One of the young woman from our team couldn't get near her without a inciting a menacing hiss. However, Jackie F, the monkey whisperer, was able to bribe her with dried cranberries (no cashews please).

Collette G
Missions team member to Cambodia from Riverside, Ca
gottagoglobal@gmail.com
September 26, 2008 at 3:43 PM
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