Most nonhuman primates prey on vertebrates. Meat-eating, defined as ingestion of
vertebrate tissue, occurs in 12 families,≥ 39 genera, and≥ 89 species. It is most common in …

Information about responses to death in nonhuman primates is important for evolutionary
thanatology. This paper reviews the major causes of death in chimpanzees, and how these …

The ability of wild animals to respond flexibly to anthropogenic environmental changes,
including agriculture, is critical to survival in human-impacted habitats. Understanding use of …

Protecting nature and securing human livelihood needs are very conflicting especially in
biodiversity-rich areas of the Global South. The Taita Hills Cloud Forest (THCF) in Kenya …

Attacks on humans by wildlife are a leading cause of 'human–wildlife conflict'and are on the
rise due to increasing human populations and competition over space and resources. Thus …

Chimpanzees, especially young ones, have an extraordinary photographic memory for
fleeting visual events (Inoue and Matsuzawa 2007). Humans may have lost this kind of …

Wild animals are the source of many pathogens of livestock and humans. Concerns about
the potential transmission of economically important and zoonotic diseases from wildlife …

Salamanders and newts (urodeles) are often used as a model system to elucidate the
evolution of tetrapod locomotion. Studies range from detailed descriptions of …

Primate responses to anthropogenic habitat changes such as agriculture occur along a
gradient ranging from local extinction where primates are unable to cope with the changing …

It is still unclear to what extent animals possess knowledge of death. Primates display a
large variety and often contradictory behaviors toward conspecific corpses, particularly those …