A MONKEY has escaped from its enclosure at a Scots wildlife park.
The Japanese macaque, also known as the snow monkey, is on the run at the Highland Wildlife Park in Kingussie after breaking loose this morning.
Staff have been scrambled after a frantic hunt was launched to catch the rogue primate.
The public has been urged not to approach the monkey if they see it.
A statement from the Highland Wildlife Park read: "We can confirm one of our Japanese macaques escaped from its enclosure this morning.
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"Our charity has set up a team who are working to secure the monkey safely and as quickly as possible.
"If members of the public encounter the macaque they should contact comms@rzss.org.uk with more information and do not approach it."
Footage captured from the park shows the monkey wandering around after the escape.
It was even caught on camera climbing a fence to get to a bird feeder on a tree.
The park currently has a large troop of snow monkeys after success at breeding them.
They welcomed four new monkeys between April and July 2020 and another one was born in 2022.
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