Wild capuchin monkeys in Brazil deliberately break stones, unintentionally producing flakes similar to the ancient sharp-edged flakes characterized as intentionally produced Pliocene–Pleistocene homin...

The convictions of Adriana Orme and Holly Le Gresley for their role in a monkey torture ring mark a victory for animal protection. Sentenced in the UK, they caused suffering to protected animals by commissioning and sharing videos of baby monkeys, mostly macaques, being brutally abused for online entertainment. These convictions highlight a growing issue of “monkey hatred” online. This blog explores the impact of this case and what must be done to stop primate abuse worldwide.

Spot the Scam: SMACC exposes fake animal rescues

A growing global human population, habitat conversion, and the indiscriminate exploitation of natural resources have created unsustainable demands on nature,...

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Rhesus macaques, once protected in India, now face weakened legal safeguards. Captured from the wild, they endure horrific transport and exploitation, including cruel laboratory experiments. This no...

Every rustle in the trees and every chatter from the treetops carries more than just sound, it carries a message. Monkeys, and primates in general, are some of the most intelligent and socially complex animals on Earth and are deeply connected to their environments. Their behaviors, habitats, and interactions with the ecosystem are not only fascinating but also serve as indicators of the state of our planet. As they navigate their forests, they’re telling us about the health of the world we all