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Protesters rally for Ikea monkey (0:40)
Dec. 20 - Protesters in Toronto gather to call for the release of the Ikea monkey. Rough Cut (no reporter narration). ( Transcript )
The owner of the "Ikea monkey" Yasmin Nakhuda protested for his return in Toronto on Wednesday (December 19). Nakhuda demonstrated outside Toronto's Animal Services offices, the agency that took the rhesus macaque monkey away from her. The monkey, named Darwin, is an exotic animal and is illegal in Toronto. Shoppers at an Ikea home furnishings store in Toronto were shocked earlier this month when a monkey dressed in a shearling coat was roaming through the store's parking lot. Toronto police say the seven-month-old monkey escaped from its crate inside a parked car. News of the monkey went viral with #Ikeamonkey trending on Twitter in Toronto while "Toronto Ikea" was trending across Canada.
Dec. 20 - Protesters in Toronto gather to call for the release of the Ikea monkey. Rough Cut (no reporter narration). ( Transcript )

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