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Wild Monkeys Were Introduced To An AI Computer System In The Jungle, Revealing Insights Into Their Cognitive PowersTwo capuchin monkeys with a computer in the Taboga Forest Reserve of Costa Rica.

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Wild Monkeys Were Introduced To An AI Computer System In The Jungle, Revealing Insights Into Their Cognitive PowersTwo capuchin monkeys with a computer in the Taboga Forest Reserve of Costa Rica.
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Wild Monkeys Were Introduced To An AI Computer System In The Jungle, Revealing Insights Into Their Cognitive Powers

clock-iconAugust 4, 2026
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Do Animals Have Pets? Monkey Friendships With Squirrels, Pigs, And Dogs Could Explain Why We Love Our Animal Pals So Muchon the left is a tufted langur, it is stroking a squirrel splooted on the branch they're both sitting on

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Do Animals Have Pets? Monkey Friendships With Squirrels, Pigs, And Dogs Could Explain Why We Love Our Animal Pals So Muchon the left is a tufted langur, it is stroking a squirrel splooted on the branch they're both sitting on
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Do Animals Have Pets? Monkey Friendships With Squirrels, Pigs, And Dogs Could Explain Why We Love Our Animal Pals So Much

clock-iconJuly 31, 2026

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Monkeys Are Creeped Out By The "Uncanny Valley", Just Like We AreMonkey freaked out by weird avatar

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Monkeys Are Creeped Out By The "Uncanny Valley", Just Like We AreMonkey freaked out by weird avatar
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Monkeys Are Creeped Out By The "Uncanny Valley", Just Like We Are

clock-iconJuly 15, 2026

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Orangutans, Gorillas, Chimps, And Bonobos All Laugh Just Like Humans. That Means We’ve Been Chuckling This Way For 15 Million YearsLaughing chimpanzee

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Orangutans, Gorillas, Chimps, And Bonobos All Laugh Just Like Humans. That Means We’ve Been Chuckling This Way For 15 Million YearsLaughing chimpanzee
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Orangutans, Gorillas, Chimps, And Bonobos All Laugh Just Like Humans. That Means We’ve Been Chuckling This Way For 15 Million Years

clock-iconJune 25, 2026

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7 Percent Of Earth's Most Endangered Great Ape Species Was Wiped Out By Cyclone Senyar In 2025A close up photo of a Tapanuli orangutan's face. The ape had the characteristic wide-plate shaped face and orange-ginger fur.

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7 Percent Of Earth's Most Endangered Great Ape Species Was Wiped Out By Cyclone Senyar In 2025A close up photo of a Tapanuli orangutan's face. The ape had the characteristic wide-plate shaped face and orange-ginger fur.
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7 Percent Of Earth's Most Endangered Great Ape Species Was Wiped Out By Cyclone Senyar In 2025

clock-iconJune 12, 2026

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Amazonian Monkeys Are Contracting Human Hepatitis B And Deforestation Is Making The Situation WorseA photo showing a howler monkey perched on a Y-shaped branch. They monkey has dark brown, almost black, fur and its tail is looking around the thickest part of the tree. It has its mouth open as it calls.

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Amazonian Monkeys Are Contracting Human Hepatitis B And Deforestation Is Making The Situation WorseA photo showing a howler monkey perched on a Y-shaped branch. They monkey has dark brown, almost black, fur and its tail is looking around the thickest part of the tree. It has its mouth open as it calls.
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Amazonian Monkeys Are Contracting Human Hepatitis B And Deforestation Is Making The Situation Worse

clock-iconJune 12, 2026
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Why Can't You Tickle Yourself? The Cerebellum Spoils The FunAn older woman and a boy, tickling a second boy.

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Why Can't You Tickle Yourself? The Cerebellum Spoils The FunAn older woman and a boy, tickling a second boy.
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Why Can't You Tickle Yourself? The Cerebellum Spoils The Fun

clock-iconJune 2, 2026

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Around 90 Percent Of Humans Are Right-Handed – And Now We Might Finally Know WhyRight-handed person writing

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Around 90 Percent Of Humans Are Right-Handed – And Now We Might Finally Know WhyRight-handed person writing
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Around 90 Percent Of Humans Are Right-Handed – And Now We Might Finally Know Why

clock-iconMay 18, 2026
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Why Are There No Blue Mammals?A cow peers at the camera with blue fur and horns that has been photoshopped.

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Why Are There No Blue Mammals?A cow peers at the camera with blue fur and horns that has been photoshopped.
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Why Are There No Blue Mammals?

clock-iconApril 29, 2026
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Chimpanzees May Be Able To Predict The Weather And Adjust How They Build Their Nests AccordinglyA chimp in its nest in Rwanda.

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Chimpanzees May Be Able To Predict The Weather And Adjust How They Build Their Nests AccordinglyA chimp in its nest in Rwanda.
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Chimpanzees May Be Able To Predict The Weather And Adjust How They Build Their Nests Accordingly

clock-iconApril 28, 2026

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Monkeys In Gibraltar Have Learned To Eat Soil To Cope With Their Human Junk Food ProblemA macaque on the Rock of Gibraltar clutches a tube of crisps.

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Monkeys In Gibraltar Have Learned To Eat Soil To Cope With Their Human Junk Food ProblemA macaque on the Rock of Gibraltar clutches a tube of crisps.
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Monkeys In Gibraltar Have Learned To Eat Soil To Cope With Their Human Junk Food Problem

clock-iconApril 22, 2026

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Oddly Adorable: A Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey Has Been Born Outside Asia For The First TimeA baby golden snub-nosed monkey recently born at a zoo in France.

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Oddly Adorable: A Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey Has Been Born Outside Asia For The First TimeA baby golden snub-nosed monkey recently born at a zoo in France.
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Oddly Adorable: A Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey Has Been Born Outside Asia For The First Time

clock-iconApril 7, 2026

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Violence May Be "Deeply Rooted In Our Evolutionary Past", But Science Is Revealing The Hidden Complexity Of Aggressive BehaviorPunch in the face

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Violence May Be "Deeply Rooted In Our Evolutionary Past", But Science Is Revealing The Hidden Complexity Of Aggressive BehaviorPunch in the face
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Violence May Be "Deeply Rooted In Our Evolutionary Past", But Science Is Revealing The Hidden Complexity Of Aggressive Behavior

clock-iconMarch 31, 2026

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Why Are Human Faces So Diverse Compared To Other Primates? Because Being Unique Was Critical To Our Evolutiona collage of facial features from different women put together to make a single face

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Why Are Human Faces So Diverse Compared To Other Primates? Because Being Unique Was Critical To Our Evolutiona collage of facial features from different women put together to make a single face
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Why Are Human Faces So Diverse Compared To Other Primates? Because Being Unique Was Critical To Our Evolution

clock-iconMarch 27, 2026

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Teeny Tiny Teeth Reveal How The Earliest Primate Relative Spread Across North America 65 Million Years AgoArtists representation of three purgatorius in a woodland environment.

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Teeny Tiny Teeth Reveal How The Earliest Primate Relative Spread Across North America 65 Million Years AgoArtists representation of three purgatorius in a woodland environment.
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Teeny Tiny Teeth Reveal How The Earliest Primate Relative Spread Across North America 65 Million Years Ago

clock-iconMarch 5, 2026