Titi Tales: Our Stories of a Small South American Monkey

            I don’t know how many times I’ve told someone that I study primatology only to hear, “Oh, that’s cool. My friend/aunt/c...

5:00am            I awake feeling grogy and tired. First I put on my field cloths, they smell from the day before and they have litt...

     Understanding diet is an essential part of understanding primates. Whether they are eating leaves, fruit, bark, ingesting medicinal p...

Titi Monkey Fieldwork is for you IF…. You don’t mind staring at treetops until your neck hurts You don’t mind hanging out in the fore...

As I was chatting with Leanna at lunch the other day, a thought occurred to me: my female very rarely nurses. “Hey Leanna,” I asked, “How ...

The day started off relatively normal.  GN’s male and female vocalized, as usual, towards GE, and then advanced across the fence of Yvaga Gu...

Cramped into the back corner of Yvaga Guazu is the atypical titi family, G5. My name is Shannon and I'd like to introduce you to Picaflo...