Escaped Monkey on a Plane

Curious George

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 4:58PM EDT / Published May 25, 2012 7:36AM EDT

Mark Lennihan / AP Photo

First snakes, now monkeys. An escaped monkey held up a flight at New York's JFK airport for nearly four hours Thursday. There was a lot of monkey business in the cargo hold of the Air China Boeing 747, and Port Authority emergency-services officers and an airport worker had to go looking for the little guy. They caught the animal before it managed to get out of the jet’s cargo hold. But he was only one of about 60 monkeys being shipped to China for medical research.

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Escaped Monkey on a Plane

Mark Lennihan / AP Photo