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Harvard expert who stitched baby monkeys eyes shut also rips them from their mother s arms

A Harvard neuroscientist is yet again under fire for her experiments on monkeys. This time it is over a September study that ripped baby monkeys from their mothers immediately after birth.

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Controversial Monkey Study Reignites Animal Testing Debate

Washington (AFP) - Mother monkeys permanently separated from their newborns sometimes find comfort in plush toys: this recent finding from Harvard experiments

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Can Prairie Dogs Talk? - The New York Times

An Arizona biologist believes that their sounds should be considered language and that someday we’ll understand what they have to say.

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From yaps to howls: what your dog s bark means – and how to get them to tone it down | Dogs

With the rise in dog ownership has come a rise in doggy noise. Could interpreting their growls and yelps make life more harmonious? And how do you stop them barking at delivery drivers?

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Dogs Can Distinguish Speech from Gibberish--and Tell Spanish from Hungarian

A new study’s authors say their investigation represents the first time that a nonhuman brain has been shown to detect language

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