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Mike Yardley: A stylish slice of New York City

As one of the world’s most electrifying cities, with a head-swirl of alluring attractions, don’t bite off more than you chew, when planning a swing with Ne

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50,000-year-old stone tools were made by monkeys, not ancient humans, discover experts

Researchers found that tools from the Pleistocene sites resembled capuchin-made lithic deposits, resulting in the theory that the American population would have been much older than thought.

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Female monkeys with female friends live longer

Social interactions are helpful.  These include giving and receiving grooming, foraging nearby and helping each other in conflicts by fighting or making aggressive sounds and facial expressions.

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Allow me to introduce myself: Squirrels use rattle calls to identify themselves

North American red squirrels produce a range of sounds, but their distinctive rattle call may have more to do with identifying themselves than warning off other squirrels.

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