Mystery of the MINWR "Marsh Monkey"
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The Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge attracts thousands of visitors a year to view its diverse population of wildlife such as hundreds of bird species, alligators and bobcats. Recent closure of popular refuge roads have left many asking questions as to why. Officials cite hurricane damage and budget cuts as the reasons... however, an image has recently surfaced that is fueling rampant speculation that the real reason may be the existence of a previously unseen species that is now inhabiting parts of the refuge.
The above photo appears to have captured a new hominid species in its natural habitat and was allegedly taken along a dike road in the refuges' Peacock's Pocket area.
While the creature's existence may be a shocking revelation to the outside world, it seems to be just another one of the wonders of "the marsh" to some locals familiar with the area.
We showed the image to local fisherman Evad Koorbloh, who rather matter-of-factly said "Oh yeah - that's the Marsh Monkey. I once saw him catch a redfish about 35 inches long - helped him land it."
When asked how he thought such a creature could go undetected for so long, he said "Have you seen some of the people that fish out here? He doesn't really stand out much."
Koorbloh also added "I hear he's been showing up at the beaches around here more lately... and that he makes a helluva cornhole board."
So for most the mystery will remain, but for some he's just the "Marsh Monkey".
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