Non-invasive monkey sampling at Boabang Fiema in Ghana @OneHealthInstitute

Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

Mona monkeys are sacred in Boabang Fiema, and they live alongside the people and livestock in the area. PREDICT did some non-invasive sampling in the area last month. In this video, the mona monkey discards the sample, which will be preserved and checked for viruses at a PREDICT lab.

Non-invasive monkey sampling at Boabang Fiema in Ghana

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