Capuchin monkeys are stealing howler monkey babies in weird fad 🐒🙊 The wild population of white-faced capuchins (Cebus capucinus imitator) living on Jicarón Island has been monitored with 86 motion cameras since 2017 to capture their sophisticated use of stone tools to crack open hard fruits, nuts and shellfish. Five years into recording the footage, in 2022, a researcher noticed one of the young male capuchin monkeys with an infant monkey from another species clinging to its back. This capuch

Adopt ‘The Howler Troop’ today and give orphaned monkeys a second chance! LINK IN COMMENTS! Each year, countless baby howlers in Costa Rica are left orphaned after tragic encounters with uninsulated power cables, dog attacks, or traffic accidents. At our rescue center, these fragile infants find a lifeline. With your support, they receive expert care and nurturing in a safe, natural environment—giving them the chance to grow strong and eventually return to the wild where they belong. By adopting

Incredible moment caught on video! Frida (jaguar) chasing birds. Howler monkeys sounding their danger alarm call. This habitat was designed for this natural interaction and enrichment between predator and prey to mimic the wild. Pantera Walk presented by Texas A&M University- San Antonio is a must see and hear! | San Antonio Zoo