Monkey business: Jungle economics
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Researchers are finding that monkey group behavior and Wall Street brokers have a lot in common. In Indonesia, researchers have watched how long-tail macaques trade for sex. In South Africa, vervet monkeys climbed the ladder of... [read full story]
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