Bonobos Demonstrate Human-like Empathy in Cooperative Task
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University found that bonobos can assess a human's knowledge and share their own information to achieve a common goal in a cooperative task, demonstrating a level of empathy previously thought unique to humans.
Bonobos Demonstrate Human-like Empathy in Cooperative Task
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University found that bonobos can assess a human's knowledge and share their own information to achieve a common goal in a cooperative task, demonstrating a level of empathy previously thought unique to humans.
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Six Monkeys Still Loose After South Carolina Escape
Dozens of monkeys escaped from a South Carolina primate breeding facility; six remain at large.
Six Monkeys Still Loose After South Carolina Escape
Dozens of monkeys escaped from a South Carolina primate breeding facility; six remain at large.
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Macaque Escape Highlights Ethical Debate in Scientific Research
Escape of 43 rhesus macaques from a South Carolina lab sparks discussion about their extensive use in scientific research and related ethical concerns.
Macaque Escape Highlights Ethical Debate in Scientific Research
Escape of 43 rhesus macaques from a South Carolina lab sparks discussion about their extensive use in scientific research and related ethical concerns.
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Chimpanzees Show Cumulative Culture
A new study reveals that chimpanzees exhibit cumulative culture, challenging previous assumptions about human uniqueness in cultural development.
Chimpanzees Show Cumulative Culture
A new study reveals that chimpanzees exhibit cumulative culture, challenging previous assumptions about human uniqueness in cultural development.
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32% Bias Score
Macaque Escape Sparks Debate on Animal Research
Forty-three rhesus macaques escaped from a North Carolina laboratory, prompting discussion about animal research ethics and the history of these primates in scientific studies.
Macaque Escape Sparks Debate on Animal Research
Forty-three rhesus macaques escaped from a North Carolina laboratory, prompting discussion about animal research ethics and the history of these primates in scientific studies.
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Monkey Experiments at German Primate Center
The German Primate Center in Göttingen uses approximately 100 monkeys annually for research, primarily in infection research, neuroscience, and cardiology. The facility emphasizes responsible research practices and adherence to high standards for animal welfare.
Monkey Experiments at German Primate Center
The German Primate Center in Göttingen uses approximately 100 monkeys annually for research, primarily in infection research, neuroscience, and cardiology. The facility emphasizes responsible research practices and adherence to high standards for animal welfare.
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