Monkeys in the wild not only love watching videos, but they also tend to copy the behaviour seen on screen, according to a new study. When scientists showed marmosets footage of a monkey opening a box ...

Scientists say the findings shine a light on how humans' ability to communicate developed MONKEYS give each other nicknames, just like humans, and the behavior is thought to afford them a competitive ...

On today’s episode of Wild Animal Wednesday, we are featuring our monkey friend Pip. Marmosets are small monkeys that live in forest canopies Marmosets have a very distinctive smell, they actually use ...

Finally, irrefutable evidence that not all TV is bad for your brain. In an attempt to determine whether monkeys can acquire new skills and behaviors from outside of their immediate social group, ...

Screening an instructional monkey movie in a forest reveals that marmosets do not only learn from family members: they also copy on-screen strangers. It is the first time such a video has been ...

Wild marmoset monkeys in Brazil watch a video that tells them how to open a box holding a tasty banana. Wild marmoset monkeys in Brazil watch a video that tells them how to open a box holding a tasty ...

When it comes to primate species from across the globe, they don't get much cuter than the pygmy marmosets of the Amazon Rainforest, aka the smallest species of monkeys in the world. These little ...

The common marmoset is a social monkey that lives in Brazil. They form small family groups and have a defined territory. Parents, aunts, uncles and older siblings all help to raise the young. The ...

The wild marmosets living in the Brazilian forest have never seen a television show and certainly have never watched a movie in their jungle homes, until now. When scientists showed the newbies a ...