Actually it's full of different sorts of primates who live in relatively natural surroundings (no cages). Sometimes I wonder what they think about the masses who plaster their noses to the windows in their homes. They are intensively studied by the folks at the Max Planck Institute who often report new delevolpments in their understanding of the animals.
Wednesday, 18 February 2009
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Actually it's full of different sorts of primates who live in relatively natural surroundings (no cages). Sometimes I wonder what they think about the masses who plaster their noses to the windows in their homes. They are intensively studied by the folks at the Max Planck Institute who often report new delevolpments in their understanding of the animals.
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