A woman at the El Paso Zoo in Texas not only entered the spider monkey enclosure, but actually waded across their pool and settled under a waterfall, where she fed the monkeys Hot Cheetos. "Stupid and lucky" – the words used by zoo director Joe Montisano (according to People) – just about sums it up. Fortunately neither she nor the monkeys were harmed (although who knows what those chips did to the monkeys' digestion).
This woman broke into a monkey exhibit at the zoo, sat in their pool, and fed them Hot Cheetos
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