A strange new monkey species that has been documented by science for the first time are creating a buzz in the wildlife world. Named Rhinopithecus strykeri, it gets it's common name from their weird-looking noses. During the rainy season these monkeys sneeze constantly as water drips into their unprotected nostrils, making it easy for local hunters to find.
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