Neotropical Primates Research Group

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Neotropical Primates Research Group (NeoPReGo) is a NGO founded by primatologists to support long-term research and education outreach on Neotropical Primates🐒

After a lot of work, delays and difficulties, we are almost finishing the new @neoprego.org research base at Serra da Capivara! 🏗️🚧🏠 This base will provide great stability for us to continue doing long-term research on the capuchin monkeys of Serra da Capivara and their incredible culture.

Our “field table” used in the activity of capturing and collecting blood from the monkeys, which we carried out last week. It was the first time we did this type of collection at Serra da Capivara, in this case we want to analyze the DNA of this population with unique behaviors! 🧪🐒 @neoprego.org

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Check out these awesome #primate items from @neoprego.org! I just bought a t-shirt & journals.👕📒🖊️ neoprego.printify.me/products (this helps support #conservation research by the Neotropical Primates Research Group: neoprego.org) Obrigado, @tfalotico.bsky.social et al.! 🙏😀🐒🇧🇷🐵🌴

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The Captive Primate Safety Act would protect monkeys from the US pet trade. In recognition, we’ll be highlighting ways humanity’s cousins have resisted captivity over the next few weeks, starting with monkey attacks. Chimp attacks get headlines, but monkeys easily win the numbers game. (1/4)

Black-and-white half-toned photo of a macaque bearing its teeth with the headlines superimposed "NOT YOUR PET (H.R.8186 / S.4206). This is the image Monkeywire is using to promote the proposed Captive Primate Safety Act.

I know we're all up to our ears in political activity, but this bill really matters, and it's the sort that might well die for lack of attention. It would prohibit the private ownership of primates. As the thread says, like many species, primates are cute when they're small, but not so much later.

Ape Shit the zine for primates@monkeywire.bsky.social · 2y ago

The Captive Primate Safety Act would protect monkeys from the US pet trade. In recognition, we’ll be highlighting ways humanity’s cousins have resisted captivity over the next few weeks, starting with monkey attacks. Chimp attacks get headlines, but monkeys easily win the numbers game. (1/4)

Black-and-white half-toned photo of a macaque bearing its teeth with the headlines superimposed "NOT YOUR PET (H.R.8186 / S.4206). This is the image Monkeywire is using to promote the proposed Captive Primate Safety Act.