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19-year-old mandril monkey named Shiroko undergoes dental treatment at the Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem April 3, 2008. The procedure, performed by a dentist who usually treats humans, lasted about 2.5 hours. Shiroko was anaesthetized before having two broken teeth pulled, a cavity filled and receiving a dental cleaning. Photo by Nati Shohat / FLASH90.
19-year-old mandril monkey named Shiroko undergoes dental treatment at the Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem April 3, 2008. The procedure, performed by a dentist who usually treats humans, lasted about 2.5 hours. Shiroko was anaesthetized before having two broken teeth pulled, a cavity filled and receiving a dental cleaning. Photo by Nati Shohat / FLASH90.
19-year-old mandril monkey named Shiroko undergoes dental treatment at the Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem April 3, 2008. The procedure, performed by a dentist who usually treats humans, lasted about 2.5 hours. Shiroko was anaesthetized before having two broken teeth pulled, a cavity filled and receiving a dental cleaning. Photo by Nati Shohat / FLASH90.
19-year-old mandril monkey named Shiroko undergoes dental treatment at the Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem April 3, 2008. The procedure, performed by a dentist who usually treats humans, lasted about 2.5 hours. Shiroko was anaesthetized before having two broken teeth pulled, a cavity filled and receiving a dental cleaning. Photo by Nati Shohat / FLASH90.
19-year-old mandril monkey named Shiroko undergoes dental treatment at the Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem April 3, 2008. The procedure, performed by a dentist who usually treats humans, lasted about 2.5 hours. Shiroko was anaesthetized before having two broken teeth pulled, a cavity filled and receiving a dental cleaning. Photo by Nati Shohat / FLASH90.
An orthodox jewish man standing on Ben-Yehuda Street in the center of Jerusalem, is trying to convince a woman passing by to become more religious. April 03, 2008. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90.
