Capuchin monkeys are omnivorous, eating flowers and other plants as well as insects, small mammals and even eggs. In the past, they have been observed using sticks and stones to expel prey from ...

While other primates, such as chimpanzees, are known to use rocks as nut crackers, the stone flakes produced from their industrious activity are not quite as human-tool–like as the ... The Brazilian ...

Capuchin monkeys have recently surged in popularity ... Notably, they exhibit tool use, employing stones to crack open hard fruits. Capuchins are recognized as the most intelligent monkeys of ...

A look at the Caribbean – a tropical paradise rich in surprising wildlife stories. In the open seas, sailfish use incredible speed and coordination to hunt sardines – a dynamic chase rarely seen in ...

In this study we wanted to assess the responses of two groups of tufted capuchin monkeys (N=11) to a 30 cm x 25 cm feeding ... Results show that the feeding-board were almost always in use. In 97.3% ...