The human health benefits of direct sensory interactions with nature (hereafter direct human–
nature interactions) are increasingly recognised. However, these interactions can also have …

Abstract In 2022, long‐tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis), a once ubiquitous primate
species, was elevated to Endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature …

The concept of 'co-culture'is introduced as a novel framework for understanding the mutual
cultural evolution between animal species, including, but not only, humans. It explores the …

We reviewed previous literature on primate crop feeding in Asia. We found 134 reports from
14 different countries and regions. More than half of the crop feeding cases involved …

Human-wildlife conflicts (HWC) are major conservation concerns that threaten both wildlife
and rural livelihoods, and can vary spatially and temporally in diverse environments. A better …

Wildlife crime suffers from low prosecution and conviction rates, with a lack of evidence and
resources cited as hurdles to enforcement. Forensic evidence is used in human-on-human …

Nationwide depopulation in modern Japan has led to contrasting changes over the last half‐
century: shrinking human communities and recovering populations of Japanese macaques …

Some nonhuman primate species, whose original habitats have been reclaimed by artificial
activities, have acquired boldness toward humans which is evident based on the diminished …

The zygomatic root, along with other key craniofacial features, is hypothesized to play a
crucial role in strengthening the face in response to stresses and strains related to feeding …

Individual identification plays a pivotal role in ecology and ethology, notably as a tool for
complex social structures understanding. However, traditional identification methods often …