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A 13-Million-Year-Old Jaw and the Origins of the Howler Monkey's Diet
The Bonobo Myth: Why the Peaceful Ape Story Doesn't Hold Up
Grass in the Ear, Grass in the Rectum: What Chimpanzee Fads Reveal About the Origins of Culture
What Chimpanzees Do With Crystals Tells Us Something Strange About Ourselves
The Tolerant Brain: What Macaque Amygdalae Tell Us About the Evolution of Social Life
Wild Chimpanzees Are Regularly Consuming Alcohol, and Their Urine Proves It
What Bonobo Sex Tells Us About the Origins of Rhythm and Communication
When Macaques Started Washing Sweet Potatoes, We Weren't Ready to Call It Culture
A Bonobo Tracks Imaginary Juice
Toothpick Grooves That Were Never Toothpicks
When Sharing Becomes Survival: How Chimpanzee Groups Solve Resource Dilemmas
The Forest as a Rumor Mill: How Spider Monkeys Trade Information to Outsmart Scarce Fruit