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I don't know if this really belongs here, but I'll share it with you anyway. I remember seeing in the local paper (The Seattle Times, or maybe The Post-Intelligencer in 1983 or 84) a photo of a monkey that had just been discovered in South America (I think). It was clinging to the head of a toothbrush. Unfortunately, I sent the photo to my then boyfriend (who didn't seem to appreciate it as much as I did), and I never saw or heard of it again. I would love to know if anyone else saw or knows anything about this. I am fairly sure that the toothbrush was a regular toothbrush, and not a giant size one. This monkey was supposed to be the smallest primate ever found, and if the toothbrush was a regular one, it would have to be TINY!