Dr. Seuss' famous Lorax -- a mustached and mossy fellow who "speaks for the trees" -- was likely inspired by the long-limbed patas monkeys the children's book writer saw while on a safari in Kenya, a new study finds.
Dr. Seuss' famous Lorax -- a mustached and mossy fellow who "speaks for the trees" -- was likely inspired by the long-limbed patas monkeys the children's book writer saw while on a safari in Kenya, a new study finds.
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