Animals
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Warning Calls: Male Monkeys Runs to the Aid of Female Putty-Nosed Monkeys to Fight off Predators
Recent research has discovered that female putty-nosed monkeys call for male's help to guard them against predators, the scientists noticed that females make use of specific calls to target just the males
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