Containership crew find some unusual stowaways on the Eugen Maersk

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By David Badger

26/08/2014

The crew on board the Eugen Maersk was surprised when they found five monkeys sitting on top of the containers, a couple of days after departure from Tanjung Pelepas. The monkeys were mostly likely looking for land to go to but found themselves on a huge vessel in the middle of the sea. If only they knew that they were in fact being taken on a long cruise to Europe!

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