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Are monkeys entering the stone age? Capuchin primates filmed using tools to dig for food underground days after orangutan treated its own wound with plant

Animal psychologists have released incredible video from 214 cases of Capuchin monkeys using stone and stick tools to forage for food in Brazil s Ubajara National Park

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Study shows that capuchin monkeys use sticks and stones to dig for food underground

Study shows that capuchin monkeys use sticks and stones to dig for food underground
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Hold my ointment: Wild orangutan observed healing wound with medicinal plant

Hold my ointment: Wild orangutan observed healing wound with medicinal plant
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Orangutan heals cut with medicinal plant

A Sumatran orangutan in Indonesia named Rakus has been using a paste he made from plants to heal a wound on his cheek.

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Machine learning is helping decode wolf spider conversations

A new approach to monitoring arachnid behavior could help understand their social dynamics, as well as their habitat’s health.

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