http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/021030/170/2k8js.html

Wed Oct 30, 7:07 AM ET
A monkey holding its baby holds an anesthetic dart fired by Thai soldiers in Lopburi
province, 150 km (93 miles) east of Bangkok October 30, 2002 that it pulled from 
it's own rear end. 

Wed Oct 30, 7:05 AM ET
A Thai soldier (Tim) aims an anesthetic dart at monkeys in Lopburi province, 150 km
(93 miles) east of Bangkok October 30, 2002. Almost 300 monkeys living at a palace
in Lopburi suffer from a skin disease spread through sexual contact with humans, 
and Thai soldiers are currently sedating them with anesthetics so they can tend to 
their disease. The monkeys and the area in which they exist attract 3,000-4,000 
tourists each day, and local authorities intend to tackle the problem quickly to 
keep it a popular tourist attraction.