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Muguruza gets close to wild monkeys on Bali vacation

Published Nov 22, 2017

Garbine Muguruza traveled far this offseason by heading to Bali for a few days of vaction. It wasn't all rest though, as the 24-year-old got a little too close the wildlife.

The monkeys in the temples of Bali are famous for snatching anything they can get their hands on: food, cameras, water bottles, jewelry, cell phones, etc. She got away relatively unscathed though.

During her vacation, Muguruza also wasn't one to just lounge and tan on the beach.

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The Spaniard capped off a stellar year with the WTA Player of the Year award after titles at Wimbledon and Cincinnati, along with her achievement of the No. 1 ranking for the first time.

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Muguruza has since returned to Spain, but her desire to get up close to animals has not tapered off.

Muguruza finished the year ranked No. 2.