June 05, 2009, 10:00 AM — ITwhirled readers will remember the adorable glowing puppies cloned by South Korean scientists last month. Not be outdone, scientists in Japan have developed monkeys with glowing feet -- and it appears that these monkeys can pass their glowing genes to their descendants, making it easy to breed them for the lucrative glowing pet market.
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