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Death, pain and scientific progress: Inside the S.C. monkey farm that captivated the world
A professor asked him to help design the toys and structure for a small monkey enclosure. As a graduate student, he created ...
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Social bonds drive learning in monkeys and humans alike
Capuchin monkeys learn by observing others solve a puzzle for food. Social tolerance and grooming enhance learning.
One of more than 40 monkeys is recovered after escaping from lab, police say
Police say residents of Yemassee, South Carolina, should keep their doors and windows locked until the primates are found.
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This Animal Uses Stones And Sticks To Access Underground Food
Capuchin monkeys use stones to pound open nuts on a solid surface, which is considered the most complex tool used by a nonhuman species ...
Commentary: Escaped primates from SC facility shine light on animal testing — and cruelty
Jackie Morfesis of Charleston writes that the monkeys that escaped from Alpha Genesis primate center in SC shine a light on ...
Here’s what we know about the SC facility where 43 monkeys just escaped
Dozens of monkeys are on the loose in Yemassee, SC. This isn’t the first time primates escaped from the facility.
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Search Underway for 40 Monkeys Who Escaped From South Carolina Research Facility
Good morning, South Carolina. There are monkeys on the loose in your state.
Study shows how social bonds help tool-using monkeys learn new skills
Anthropologists and psychologists have studied wild monkeys' problem-solving for food to better understand how social ...
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Social Tolerance Fuels Learning in Wild Capuchin Monkeys
Wild bearded capuchins use social learning to solve problems, influenced by social tolerance and group dynamics.
40 monkeys escape South Carolina research facility; police warn residents to secure doors and windows
Traps have been set up and thermal imaging cameras are being used in an effort to locate the fugitive monkeys, police said.
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Here’s what we know about the SC facility where 43 monkeys just escaped
There are 43 monkeys that have escaped from a South Carolina facility that breeds cynomolgus, rhesus and capuchin monkeys for government, university and private industry research projects.