Monkeys find escape from severe weather in hot springs

Monkeys find escape from severe weather in hot springs

YAMANOUCHI, Japan - Monkeys warm themselves in hot springs at a monkey park in Yamanouchi, Nagano Prefecture, on Dec. 24 as heavy snowfalls hit the Japanese archipelago.

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