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Diarrhea in baby monkeys is not just a minor inconvenience—it can quickly become a life-threatening condition. Just like in human infants, baby monkeys are highly vulnerable to dehydration when they …

In the dense canopies of rainforests and the open savannas of Asia, Africa, and South America, monkeys live in complex social groups that mirror many aspects of human societies. While …

  In the wild, the first few weeks of a newborn monkey’s life are the most critical. Just like human infants, baby monkeys depend entirely on their mothers—or in some …

  In many parts of the world, baby monkeys live close to human settlements. Whether they’re wild, orphaned, or rescued from illegal wildlife trade, accidents can occur — including serious …

Monkeys, particularly in their early stages of life, require attentive care and proper hygiene—much like human infants. Unfortunately, in captivity and sometimes even in the wild, young monkeys often suffer …

When it comes to wildlife health, prevention is often considered the best strategy. But in the case of primates—especially monkeys—suffering from severe diarrhea, prevention becomes a more complicated challenge than …

Monkeys, whether in the wild, sanctuaries, or under human care, are vulnerable to various environmental threats — including ant bites. While ant bites may seem minor, they can cause significant …