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Learning to tell all the capuchins apart at RZSS Living Links is... well, a barrel of monkeys 🙈 #EdinburghZoo 📸Kate Grounds

Massive congratulations from Living Links and BRU to past intern Luke Luke A. Townrow! Showing where hard work, dedication and passion can get you! And with a brilliant Supervisor too 😊. Congrats!

Want to learn new non-invasive technologies for studying human & animal minds!? Apply to our workshop: 💥BRIDGING THE TECHNOLOGICAL GAP💥 Including lectures and hands-on sessions with experts, accommodation and lunches included. July 31st - Aug. 6th 2022 in Göttingen, Germany!

Feel-good monkey mood music, featuring two of our capuchin Ss at RZSS Living Links-- mama Junon and her daughter Matoury! Or as I've been calling the video: "ASMR: Allogrooming Social Monkey Relatives; A Sweet Mama Relaxing; A Special Matoury Rub!" 🐵🫳🐒💛youtube.com/watch?v=LS-mu-…

Looking forward to working with Griffiths Computational Cognitive Science Lab Natalia Vélez (natvelali.bsky.social @ 🦋) and Tom Morgan on combining maths, modelling and monkeys to understand the diverse constraints shaping cognitive evolution. Some fun studies coming to RZSS Living Links! Great to be part of the #Diverseintelligences project.

🚨New publication “The role of anointing in robust capuchin monkey, Sapajus apella social dynamics” in Animal Behaviour with Mark Bowler Nicolas Cladière, and Andy Whiten with the capuchin monkeys from RZSS Living Links Published open access here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… See🧵👇

*New Paper Alert🐒* Capuchins learned a win-stay lose-shift task equally well whether a demo was received from the experimenter or their own exploration! Read abt the implications for complex culture👇link.springer.com/article/10.100… Christine Caldwell Liz Renner Mark Atkinson RZSS Living Links

Did someone say new paper? 📰🐒🚨 A recent study by Elisa Felsche and colleagues suggests that while human children use abstract knowledge to make predictions, capuchins do not. Head to our blog to learn more! living-links.org/blog/

Exciting things are happening at Living Links and we want to keep you up-to-date!🐒 Click the link below to sign up to our new monthly newsletter, which will be launching later in the month ✨📰 eepurl.com/itXnvA

Play is a big part of human life, especially in childhood. But humans aren't the only species who play...🐒 Check out our recent blog post to read about the importance of play for learning and how visitors helped us investigate this at Living Links! living-links.org/2023/08/07/ser…

At Living Links, we believe that science is for everyone, so we've designed a Citizen Science game to get visitors involved with research! 🗒️🐒 Check out our blog post to read more about it: living-links.org/2023/08/30/do-…

Want to learn more about how our keeper team use training to help keep our monkeys happy and healthy? Check out our blog post by keeper Kenna Valles to read about positive reinforcement training and its benefits for veterinary and husbandry practices. 🐵 living-links.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2023/12/14/squ…

Ever wondered what it is like to work as an intern at Living Links? Belles Cherney gives an insight into their time working with the capuchins in our latest blog post! 🐒 living-links.org/2024/08/20/int…