PARRISH, Fla. (WFLA) — A Florida man, best known by the nickname, “The Monkey Whisperer,” has reportedly gotten into trouble with the law again, this time for illegally trafficking marmosets.

It is illegal to possess a capuchin monkey in Florida and California. An investigation began after Brown shared a picture of the monkey, named Fiji, to his millions of Instagram followers.

"My car is kinda high and I wasn't expecting any surprises, so I didn't see him at first," the man told Newsweek.

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“First monkeys and now an emu!” Greg Lucas, a spokesperson for the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, said in a text to The Sun News. “SC may be the new Florida!” Emus are a flightless ...

A Florida man, best known by the nickname, "The Monkey Whisperer," has reportedly gotten into trouble with the law again, ...