Frisky lemur gropes Playboy model and nuzzles its head in her cleavage on US zoo visit
THIS is the hilarious moment a frisky lemur GROPED a Playboy cover model.
Stunning Francia James had her breasts fondled by the primate as she toured a zoo in Webster, Florida.
The model, from Manizales, Colombia, was trying to carry the lemur on her shoulders when it dived into her shirt.
A hilarious clip shows her screaming: “Oh my god, what should I do?” as it burrows into her bra.
She then falls over a lawn chair as the creature sprints off in the opposite direction.
Posting the video to her 3.2m Instagram followers, Francia joked: “Did y’all know Lemurs were this frisky?
“How would you act the first time meeting me?”
It comes after she was felt up by an elephant at a safari park.
Francia says the beast groped her while she was posing for pictures near the beast in a bikini at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
The Instagram star can be seen cosying up to the 9,000lbs animal in a clip uploaded to social media.
As she strokes the elephant’s trunk, the animal decides she wants to cop a feel as well and goes straight for the glamour girls boobs.
The end of the trunk can be seen apparently trying to grasp her breasts, possibly even trying to tear off her tiny bikini.
The trunk felt just like a large man’s hand with a high powered vacuum attached!
Francia James
This left curvaceous Colombian “shocked” as her chest was examined by the 34-year-old female behemoth.
She said: “The trunk felt just like a large man’s hand with a high powered vacuum attached!”
But some online suspect the model may have rubbed something on her chest to attract the attention of the elephant while others accused her of exploiting the animal
One said online: “I don’t understand why you have to film animals to promote your body”
A second branded the video a “fake”.
And a third said she had been “silly”.
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But more enthusiastic viewers described the elephant as the “luckiest in the world” and another just saying “that’s my boy”, despite the elephant actually being female.
On its website the zoo said the elephant, called Bubbles, was rescued in the early 1980s when her herd was killed for their ivory.
She was one of the few that survived.