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Drawing inspiration from studies into human inequality can teach us a lot about the evolution of animal groups. more

The prestigious award from the European Research Council will support a revolutionary approach to the study of sleep in wild, group-living animals more

Sacrificing sleep to meet pressing demands is common in wild baboons—and might even be part of our evolutionary history more

In a first for wild primates, scientists use ‘Fitbit’ technology on a troop of baboons to reveal the price of sticking together—and who pays the most. more

From the Max Planck Research magazine, Meg Crofoot's research on the compromise that binds a troop of olive baboons more

Study warns that changing climate in the Congo Basin is impacting assessment of the endangered apes more

Dr Natalia Borrego and Genevieve Finerty have been awarded the Collaborative Research Grant (CRG), offered by the Department for the Ecology of Animal Societies at the University of Konstanz / Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior, for their project exploring sociality among African lions. more