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Zoo Monkeys are Becoming More Human as Seen in Their Guts
Does captivity make monkeys more human-like? While there is not much evidence to prove this, findings from a recent research has given light to the speculations by showing that the microbiomes in monkeys' guts become more human-like if they are kept in captivity.
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Hippo In Zoo Enjoys Teeth-Cleaning Service
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Polar Bear Gets Valentine's Day Treat at St. Louis Zoo
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Bonobos Create Sophisticated Stone Tools and Spears Like Chimpanzees and Early Humans, Researchers Say
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The Sound of Giraffes? Night 'Humming' is Key
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Artificial Insemination: First Attempt on Most Endangered Turtle Provides Hope
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Cute Clouded Leopard Born at Florida Zoo
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'Frozen Zoo' Could Save World's Endangered Species
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Rare Eastern Bongo Born in Australian Zoo
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Zoo Elephants Stressed Out By Dogs, Sparks Complaints
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Baby Elephants Captured in Zimbabwe - What's Really Going on?
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