When 170 Wild Monkeys Escaped From a 'Jungle Camp' and Terrorized New York
Source: Smithsonian
Visitors gather at the foot of Monkey Mountain, an attraction at Frank Buck's Jungle Camp in Massapequa, New York, around 1939. Hofstra University Special Collections / Long Island Studies Institute Hugely famous in his day, if barely remembered now, Frank Buck was a best-selling author and movie star, renowned for capturing wild animals all over the world and shipping them back to the United States by the…
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