The 10 latest articles on Training & Behavior come from 9 sources, published between Nov 6 and Nov 12. Most come from Live Science (2).
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Organizations: Ichikawa City Zoo (2), BBC (2), Google (2), Live Science and Space.com (2)
Places: ICHIKAWA (2), Japan (2), Botanical Garden (2), Chiba Prefecture (2), United States (2)
EntertainmentViral Today Viral Monkey Punch Captured Caring for Baby Macaque at Japanese Zoo Written by Ms Sharmin Update On: November 12, 2026 ICHIKAWA, Japan. Punch, the Japanese macaque who spent his first months clinging to a stuffed orangutan after his mother rejected…
EntertainmentViral monkey Punch is now caring for a baby monkey after being rejected by his own mom byConnor BennettPublished: Nov 12, 2026, 10:18X: ichikawa_zooAdd as a preferred source on GoogleFollow on Google News Punch, the viral monkey from Japan, is now looking after another…
By Charles Q. Choi Published 24 September 2007 In News Tufted capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella) was their feet and hands in urine to get comfort or sex, research now suggests. (Image credit: Katalin Laszlo) Facebook X Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Follow us Capuchin monkeys…
By Joseph Castro Published 5 March 2013 In News A tufted capuchin, resident of the Amazon Basin, eats as another capuchin grooms him. (Image credit: Helen E. Grose, Shutterstock) Facebook X Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Follow us Capuchin monkeys are known for their ability…
ANIMALS ASK AN EXPERT ANYTHING Do Gorillas Laugh? Grieve? Could They Fight a Hippopotamus? An Expert Answers Questions About the Impressive Primates In the latest edition of Ask an Expert Anything, subscribers posed a series of pressing questions about gorillas…
A study in southern India reveals that negative interactions with elephants stem from a few reactive males rather than the entire population. Article Title: Individual elephants, not populations: a practical approach to managing human–elephant interactions in a plantation landscape…
I have three cats, and I thought I’d seen just about every possible way a cat could enjoy being petted. Then along comes a squirrel monkey with the tiniest little hands I’ve ever seen, gently rubbing a Siamese cat’s face…
Home » Animals » 11 Animals That Show Incredible Loyalty to Their Families and Herds We often pride ourselves on the strength of human bonds, but step into the natural world for a moment. What you’ll find there might just redefine the meaning…
Posted November 6, 2026 | Reviewed by Tyler Woods Marc Bekoff: Why did you decide to study grief in elephants? That led us to ask: If grief emerges from attachment, memory, and the disruption of social bonds, why assume it is exclusively human?
Social animals often develop relationships with other group members to reduce aggression and gain access to scarce resources. In wild chacma baboons the strategy for grooming activities shows a certain pattern across the day. new insights highlight the importance of…
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