Monkeys have long captivated the human imagination with their intriguing behaviors, social structures, and varied habitats. Among them, the Old World monkeys hold a special place in both the scientific community and popular culture. These primates, belonging to the family Cercopithecidae, are native to Africa and Asia, and are distinguished from their New World counterparts in several important ways.
Old World monkeys are a diverse group of primates comprising … Continue
Monkeys are among the most intriguing and diverse animals in the mammalian world. Belonging to the primate order, they exhibit a wide range of behaviors, adaptations, and social structures that have captivated scientists and nature enthusiasts alike. From the lush rainforests of South America to the savannas of Africa and the forests of Asia, monkeys have established themselves as vital components of their ecosystems.
Monkeys are broadly divided into two groups: New World monkeys and Old World monkeys. New World monkeys, such as capuchins, … Continue
Think globally. Act locally. And do it to help Canada take on the world! That’s the mission for Canadian participants in the 2025 City Nature Challenge, a friendly international competition focused on tracking biodiversity around the world. Over 700 cities in 64 countries have registered to participate, each with a goal of making the most observations of wild plants and animals within their city during the challenge. This year CNC is celebrating 10 years, with millions of nature observations made so far. All observations become part of an active … Continue
After more than 100 days of the 119th Congress, there have been over 20 pieces of legislation introduced to weaken the Endangered Species Act and the wildlife it protects – that’s one every five days.
It may be hard to keep track, so let us do it for you. Get more information about wildlife and politics on our website: https://defenders.org/wildlife-politics
We’ve reached 100 days with the 119th Congress and it’s already bad news. Over 20 pieces of legislation, that’s one every five days, have been introduced to weaken the … Continue
It’s another eventful day at Orangutan Jungle School! After the nursery students graduate, Jelapat, Talaken, Bawan, and Rona are excited to join their new jungle classroom, only to be surprised with a return to the nursery, where they celebrate with a fun fruit-flinging party. On the pre-release islands, rising water levels create a challenge at Bangamat Island, prompting Ayu to attempt a risky solution. Meanwhile, new mother Ponti and one-handed Kesi remain wary of the troublesome female Tarwan. Back at the main compound, a thorough examination of Dilla confirms some life-changing … Continue
