Mr. Jenkins the Spider Monkey enjoying warmer days.
Story Book Farm Primate Sanctuary, Ontario Canada
#sanctuary #primates #spidermonkey #NotPets
Mr. Jenkins the Spider Monkey enjoying warmer days.
Story Book Farm Primate Sanctuary, Ontario Canada
#sanctuary #primates #spidermonkey #NotPets
We propose a framework to empirically study animal social relationships by modelling social network (SN) data as time-series—that is, without the need to aggregate them over time.
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Catch the indri in action! These incredible lemurs leap their way through the forest with powerful legs, gliding from tree to tree with effortless grace. Watch the video and enjoy a midweek dose of pure lemur joy!
Catch the indri in action! These incredible lemurs leap their way through the forest with powerful legs, gliding from tree to tree with effortless grace. Watch the video and enjoy a midweek dose of pure lemur joy!
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El tarsero fantasma, uno de los primates más pequeños del 🌐. Endémico de Filipinas, Sumatra, Borneo y Célebes, es nocturno, vive su vida en los árboles y es el único primate carnívoro, se alimenta de insectos, polillas, arañas, lagartijas y culebras.
Gracioso ¿Verdad? 🥰
El tarsero fantasma, uno de los primates más pequeños del 🌐. Endémico de Filipinas, Sumatra, Borneo y Célebes, es nocturno, vive su vida en los árboles y es el único primate carnívoro, se alimenta de insectos, polillas, arañas, lagartijas y culebras.
Gracioso ¿Verdad? 🥰
Everyone say hi to Jean!
Meet the Milne-Edwards’s sifaka — a mountain-loving lemur that prefers the cool, breezy forests of Madagascar! These fluffy acrobats leap through high-altitude treetops like it’s their personal jungle gym.
📷: Brian Gratwicke
Meet the Milne-Edwards’s sifaka — a mountain-loving lemur that prefers the cool, breezy forests of Madagascar! These fluffy acrobats leap through high-altitude treetops like it’s their personal jungle gym.
📷: Brian Gratwicke