These are rhesus macaques housed at the California National Primate Research Center. In the wild, and at the Center, these monkeys live in groups of eighty. They spend their days foraging for food hidden by their caretakers, grooming each other and caring for their young. Their enclosures also offer opportunities to play, climb and explore.
These are rhesus macaques housed at the California National Primate Research Center. In the wild, and at the Center, these monkeys live…
Garcia is participating in positive reinforcement training (PRT), also known as clicker training. PRT is a type of training in which animals…
Groot is a male Hamadryas baboon at the Oregon National Primate Research Center. His fingernails were becoming too long resulting in accidental…
Here a husbandry technician is providing food enrichment to rhesus macaques in their corral. This kind of positive interaction between monkeys and…
