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Monkey attack

Monkey attack

This picture was taken by Michaela Petrikova,a third year undergraduate student in the Department of Economics. It was taken in May 2008 in Gibraltar

During a trip to Gibraltar I had a unique opportunity to share my Cadbury bar with local monkeys. One loved the taste of English chocolate so much that she refused to get off my shoulders and it took a local man to convince the monkey to let go of me.

The next image in this month's perspectives is: Mushroom Huddle|

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