A monkey has been reunited with its family after being found at a train station near Glasgow.
Passengers alerted the operator about the small primate at Cambuslang on Saturday afternoon.
Scotrail then put out an appeal to reunite the furry stowaway, believed to be a marmoset, with its owners.
Hours later, the operator revealed the family had been found and the monkey was now with them.
Scotrail tweeted: âWeâve dealt with lost phones, handbags and glasses over the years but this is definitely a first! If youâve lost your monkey⊠itâs waiting on the next service from Cambuslang into the town.
The operator added: âItâs good news people. This wee fella has been reunited with his family! Here he is one last time eating a tin of fruit.
âCanny believe he had a tin opener!â
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