Monkeys
Monkey Eats Own Baby in Puzzling Case of Cannibalism
The 4-year-old Tonkean macaque exhibited prolonged attachment to the infant's desiccated corpse before starting to chew its remains.
Indonesia Orders Authorities to Shoot Monkeys on Sight
More than 100 officers from the army and the police were deployed on Thursday as part of a week-long operation against mischievous macaques.
Animals Know When They're Being Treated Unfairly
Why have some species evolved to give a monkey's about fairness?
Sixty Percent of Primates Are Facing Extinction
We, as one primate species, drive others to extinction—but it's not too late to stop it.
Tech & Science: Five Things We Learned This Week
The emerging cicada horde and the unique microbial makeup of American cities are just a few of the things we learned in Tech & Science this week.
Orangutan Population More Than Double Previous Estimate
Sumatran orangutans remain critically endangered, but their numbers are higher than thought.
Monkeys With Lower Calls Have Smaller Balls (And Less Sperm)
It just goes to show: You can't have it all.
Monkey and Rat Brains Wired Together—for Science
It's Frankenstein meets Animal Planet.
Thousands of Monkeys Made to Suffer Post-9/11: Report
Biodefense research used thousands of monkeys for painful experiments after 9/11.
Social Status Changes Monkey Brains, Study Says
Social standing affects the size of some regions of primates' brains, as well as how these parts communicate with one another
