Has anyone ever seen a wild monkey in Washington State? I was

File: monkey.jpg (54KB, 500x524px) Image search: [Google]

54KB, 500x524px

I had a side view of it and I think it saw me or it could have saw me earlier and was checking me out. There was also snow on the ground and this thing was white.

File: 1200px-Hylobates_lar_pair_of_white_and_black_01.jpg (192KB, 1200x799px) Image search: [Google]

192KB, 1200x799px

I googled white monkeys and a picture of a gibbon came up. If you ignore the black monkey this is what it looked like, it had a black face. It also was almost in the exact same posture, as seen by me looking up at it, as this monkey is pictured. But I'm pretty sure it wasn't a Gibbon. It was real fast in the trees though.

Back in my grandma's day they had a circus train car derail and let loose about 20 monkeys. I can't remember if oragutang or those smaller ones, anyway, people claimed to see them for about 4-5 years after but after that nothing. We figured they'd starved or froze, this was in Louisiana btw, near Arkansas. I mean it happens, people have pet monnkeys that get loose, but they usually end up dying soon after or at least not mating. I couldn't see shit in that picture though OP.

>>978862
Wa state fag here. Where was this trail? Nearby city?

>>978862

U sure it was a monkey? It could have been Tyrone

File: 082516-Yunnan-snub-nosed-monkey-free.jpg (131KB, 860x460px) Image search: [Google]

131KB, 860x460px

>>978862
also WA-fag, name the trail and I'll go check it out

pic related kinda fits your description and also lives in cold conifer forests in china, so could... probably survive here? [spoiler]and also looks like michael jackson[/spoiler]

File: squatchy.gif (704KB, 500x400px) Image search: [Google]

704KB, 500x400px

>>978862
It's clearly a baby bigfoot. Nothing else is that blurry on camera.

Go ask /pol/ and report back.
We'll wait.

>>979322
Anthro/pol/ogist here,

Def the tree-dwelling lower west side basketball ape.

>>978862
You sure it wasn't a northern flying squirrel?

>>979060
At first when I saw it I thought it might be an owl, I saw it through the corner of my eye first. Then I noticed arms and legs, didn't really see a tail though. But then when it took off it sort of jumped off that branch then reached back and grabbed it and swung over to another tree and ran and swung. I'm off work tomorrow so I'm going to look again. Also not sure what a monkey would eat in a forest.