• Monkeys Are Smarter Than We Thought

• Researchers Create Embryo-Like Structures from Monkey Embryonic Stem Cells

• Sleight-of-Hand Magic Trick Only Fools Monkeys With Opposable Thumbs

• Climate Change Threatens Lemurs on Madagascar

• Ending THC Use May Reverse Its Impacts on Male Fertility, Research Shows

• Observing Group-Living Animals With Drones and Computer Vision

• Surprising Similarities in Stone Tools of Early Humans and Monkeys

• Insights Into the Evolution of the Sense of Fairness

• Rewiring Blood Cells to Give Rise to Precursors of Sperm

• Roads, Pet Dogs and More May Pose Hidden Threat to Africa's Primates

• Madagascar Mouse Lemur Retroviruses Are Diverse and Surprisingly Similar to Ones Found in Polar Bears or Domestic Sheep

• Extinct 'monkey Lemur' Shows Similarities to Fossil Humans

• Reading the Room: Humans Struggle to Identify Aggression in Dogs, Other Humans

• Experimental COVID-19 Vaccine Offers Long-Term Protection Against Severe Disease

• Female Monkeys 'actively Reduce' Social Network as They Age

• Brain Cells Use a Telephone Trick to Report What They See

• Wild Primate Study Ties Importance of Social Environment to Molecular Markers of Age in the Brain

• 1,700-Year-Old Spider Monkey Remains Discovered in Teotihuacán, Mexico

• Evidence for Intentional Communication in Female Putty-Nosed Monkeys

• Differences Between Brains of Primates Are Small but Significant, Study Shows

• The Unique Way This Virus Sneaks Into a Cell's Nucleus Could Advance the Study of Cancer-Causing Pathogens

• Researchers Detect Monkeypox Virus in Testes of Nonhuman Primate Survivors

• Mapping Disease Risk at Human-Wildlife 'hotspots'

• Another Monkey Virus Could Be Poised for Spillover to Humans, Study Finds

• Family Ties Give Animals Reasons to 'help or Harm' As They Age

• Scientists Test New Vaccine Strategy to Help the Body Target HIV

• The Hemispheres Are Not Equal: How the Brain Is Not Symmetrical

• Baby Kinda Baboons Become Independent Faster If Moms Are Social, Dominant

• Cameras Candidly Capture Bushmeat Mammals to Avert Crisis

• What Makes the Human Brain Different? Study Reveals Clues

• Asian Elephants Have a Nasal Pronunciation

• Social and Communication Skills Co-Evolve

• 简化的喉头丰富了人类的语言

• Study Links Protecting Indigenous Peoples' Lands to Greater Nonhuman Primate Biodiversity
• Scientists Discover Antibodies That Induce Broad Immunity Against SARS Viruses, Including Emerging Variants
• Female Monkeys With Female Friends Live Longer

• These Baboons Borrowed a Third of Their Genes from Their Cousins

• Communication Makes Hunting Easier for Chimpanzees

• Marmosets Practice Calling Their Mother in the Womb

• Tree Fern Genome Provides Insights Into Its Evolution
• New Venomous Pit Viper Discovered in Jiuzhaigou National Nature Reserve, China

• Carbon Conservation Efforts Would Be Enhanced by Highlighting Threatened Forest Primates

• Electrical Stimulation Improves Arm Control in Paralyzed Monkeys

• 新的继承了逆转录病毒的考拉Genome

• Primates and Non-Primates Differ in the Architecture of Their Neurons

• Bat Brains Organized for Echolocation and Flight
• Some Monkeys Might Pull a Poker Face

• How Anesthetics Affect Brain Functions

• Dynamics of Adaptive Immunity in Tuberculosis Uncovered

• Bolder Marmoset Monkeys Learn Faster Than Shy Ones

• Neuroscientists Find Multiple Brain Regions Control Speech, Challenging Common Assumption

• Smooth Movements Are Achieved by the Stable Basal Ganglia Activity

• 'I Know This Song!' Evolutionary Keys to Musical Perception
• Ecotourism Is Having a Negative Effect on Primate's Behavior

• Human Fetuses Evolved to Slow Shoulder Growth for Easier Delivery

• Social Connections Influence Brain Structure of Rhesus Macaques

• Rhesus Monkeys Can Perceive Their Own Heartbeat

• Are Egg Cells in Aging Primates Protected from Mutations?

• Monkeys Routinely Consume Fruit Containing Alcohol, Shedding Light on Our Own Taste for Booze
• Wildfire Smoke Exposure in Early Pregnancy Affects Infant Monkey Behavior

• Marmoset Monkeys Solve Hearing Tests on the Touchscreen

• The Mystery of an Unusual Panamanian Plant’s Dispersal

• Resourceful Viral Protein Combats Monkey and Human Defenses Differently
• Life at the Top: Scientists Find First Molecular Clues Behind High-Altitude Adaptation in Gelada Monkeys

• Studies of Endangered Animals on Border of China and Vietnam Stress Need for Transboundary Conservation

• Rare Monkey Adapts to Fragmented Habitat by Dieting and Reducing Activity
• Monkeys Play to Reduce Group Tension

• Endless Forms Most Beautiful: Why Evolution Favors Symmetry

• Open-Access Dataset of Macaque Brain Published

• New Study Sheds Light on Early Human Hair Evolution

• How Baboons Keep Healthy Family Boundaries

• 野生狒狒牺牲睡眠来满足紧迫的Dema公司nds

• Starting Antiretroviral Therapy Early Essential to Battling Not One, but Two Killers

• Study Reveals Ebola Virus Can Hide in Brain, Persist Even Years After Treatment

• Monkeys, Like People, Can 'choke Under Pressure'

• Survivors of Weather-Related Disasters May Have Accelerated Aging

• Treatment Keeps Alcoholic Monkeys from Drinking as Much

• Scientists Use GPS to Track Baboon Troop's Movement in Urban Spaces for the First Time

• Researchers Discover Fossil of New Species of Pangolin in Europe

• Experiment Gives Rise to Social Conventions Between Baboons
• Tooth Cavities Provide Unique Ecological Insight Into Living Primates and Fossil Humans

• New Phenomenon: Forest Mammals Eavesdrop on Messy Monkeys

• Experimental mRNA HIV Vaccine Safe, Shows Promise in Animals

• Primates Vs Cobras: How Our Last Common Ancestor Built Venom Resistance

• Snow Monkeys Go Fishing to Survive Harsh Japanese Winters

• Monkeys, Guinea Pigs and Native English Speakers Have Very Similar Brain Responses to Speech Sounds, Study Finds

• When the Gut's Internal Ecosystem Goes Awry, Could an Ancient If Gross-Sounding Treatment Make It Right?

• Male and Female Guinea Baboons Equally Successful as Leaders

• Antibody Treatment Prevents Inflammation in Lungs, Nervous System in Macaques With SARS-CoV-2, Study Finds

• Rapid Echolocation Helps Toothed Whales Capture Speedy Prey
• What Big Teeth You Have: Tooth Root Surface Area Can Determine Primate Size

• Researchers Map Neurons in the Brain Involved With Social Interactions With Others in Groups

• Scientists Develop Sperm Cells from Primate Stem Cells

• Gorillas Can Tell Human Voices Apart

• The Climate-Driven Mass Extinction No One Had Seen

• Gene Found in Monkeys and Mice Could Work as a New Type of Antiviral to Block HIV, Ebola, and Other Deadly Viruses in Humans

• Living Retina Achieves Sensitivity and Efficiency Engineers Can Only Dream About

• If Endangered Primates Disappear, So Will Their Parasites. That's Actually a Problem

• Primate Mothers May Carry Infants After Death as a Way of Grieving, Study Finds
• Contrary to Expectations, Study Finds Primate Neurons Have Fewer Synapses Than Mice in Visual Cortex