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Drill monkeys will struggle to adapt to climate change

A scientific team have used DNA studies to predict how a certain type of monkey will fare as the climate changes through global warming. The findings are of a concern for the conservation of the Drill monkey, and may have wider research implications.
In the Media by Tim Sandle - 1 comment

Monkeys given hot red wine to ward off the cold

A warming tot of mulled wine is just the thing to keep the freezing temperatures at bay, as monkeys at the Karaganda zoo, who enjoy a tipple, would agree.
In the Media by Katerina Nikolas

Wildlife shelter goes bankrupt, 112 monkeys get new home

Dilley - A group of animals, formerly residents of a San Antonio-based wildlife shelter, have found a new home after the shelter they previously lived in went bankrupt.
In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 1 comment

Monkeys steal sunglasses from London Zoo visitors

London - A few recent visitors to the London Zoo had the sunglasses stolen right off of their heads by a gang of squirrel monkeys, but keepers now have a plan to deter the thieves.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 4 comments

Athletes in Commonwealth Games guarded by trained monkeys

Monkeys are providing protection for athletes competing in the Commonwealth Games in India, after complaints that roaming animals and even a cobra were found in competitors’ accommodations.
In the Media by Andrew John - 8 comments

Report: Taliban training monkeys to fight against U.S. soldiers

Kabul - A Chinese news publication has reported that the Taliban are training monkeys to shoot and kill American soldiers. As one publication stated, either the news outlet was pranked or has nabbed an outrageous scoop.
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 8 comments

Baboon attack seriously injures caretakers Special

San Antonio - In some circles bio-medical research on primates is a nice way to say animal torture. Two baboons held captive and experimented on in a lab in Texas fought back this week and attacked workers seriously injuring one who need hospitalized for his wounds.
Digital Journal Report by Kim I. Hartman - 2 comments

48% of primates on brink of extinction, warn conservationists

The IUCN/Primate Specialist Group warned there are 25 primate species in particular danger throughout the world in a report just published in February.
In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 4 comments

Japanese researchers breed genetically modified glowing marmosets

Genetically modified monkeys that glow in ultraviolet light and pass the trait on to their young have been created by scientists in Japan.
In the Media by Julian Worker - 2 comments

No Bananas for You; Law Would Make It Harder To Own A Pet Monkey

The House of Representatives passed an important piece of legislation during the week of June 16th by a vote of 302-96. It's called the Captive Primate Safety Act which is a move that would eventually outlaw people having pet monkeys.
In the Media by Dave Giza - 3 comments
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How rescuing an orphan monkey can save a species
For the first time, scientists have produced monkeys composed of cells taken from completely different embryos.
An investigation by St George's University and Horniman Museum in London has finally revealed how mermen and mermaid relics (sometimes referred to as "monkey fish") may have been made.

An experimental drug has helped monkeys lose weight by starving the blood supply to fat cells, the CBC News series Chasing Cures reports.


A Canadian-led team of international scientists has rediscovered a rare species of monkey that was thought to be extinct in a region of Borneo where it was not known to previously live.

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As you're doubtless aware by now, much of Europe is going through Brass Monkeys weather, and France has been no...
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Ever wonder what an auto mechanic earns per year. Auto mechanics may be called shade tree mechanics or grease monkeys,...
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