In the wild, monkeys do not naturally inhabit Florida. However, there are some species of monkeys found in Florida that have been introduced or escaped from captivity, such as the rhesus macaque and vervet monkey. These populations are considered non-native and are sometimes deemed invasive species.
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Yes, I am sure that monkeys do not naturally live in the wild in Florida. While there are some introduced or escaped populations of monkeys in Florida, they are not native to the state and are generally considered to be invasive species. Most monkeys are found naturally in regions such as Africa, Asia, and Central and South America.
