Godzilla, a macaque monkey from Bangkok, is being sent to “fat camp” after ballooning to 44 pounds — twice that of a typical adult of his species. Viral Press Godzilla’s keeper ...

A potentially powerful weight-loss drug that starves fat cells and may counteract the ... who is a co-leader in the drug's development. The monkey tests are important because the primates are ...

They decided to send the chubby chap to monkey 'fat camp' to try and reduce his weight to a more acceptable 8kg. In 2017, Thai primate conservation group 'Monkey Lovers' said that Uncle was not ...

An obese monkey in Thailand is being sent to a fat camp after ballooning to twice the normal weight for his species - by gorging on food from tourists. The 33lb long-tailed macaque - nicknamed ...

Wildlife officials caught the chunky monkey - nicknamed "Uncle Fat" by locals - after photos of the animal started circulating on social media last month. Wild monkeys roam free in many parts of ...

A potentially powerful weight-loss drug that strangles fat cells has passed a crucial ... who's a co-leader in the drug's development. The monkey tests are important because primates are ...

Wildlife officials caught the chunky monkey — nicknamed “Uncle Fat” by locals — after photos of the animal started circulating on social media last month. Wild monkeys roam free in many ...

“After he ate food given by humans for a while, he developed a fat mass, which became a type of benign tumor,” said Supakarn Kaewchot, a veterinarian from the primate conservation group Monkey ...

Uncle Fat forever. OK, for context, "Uncle Fat" is the affectionate nickname locals have given this overweight Thai monkey. Less an insult, more a status symbol. The 60-pound monkey managed to ...

Wildlife officials caught the chunky monkey — nicknamed "Uncle Fat" by locals — after photos of the animal started circulating on social media last month. Wild monkeys roam free in many parts ...

Uncle Fat's caretakers hope to get him to a healthy weight soon so his risk for obesity-related diseases decreases. The New York Post reports that the monkey was not only a tourist darling -- he ...