Animals
These Nut Cracking Monkeys Would Make Great Blacksmiths - Use a Hammer and Anvil With Deft
Primates using tools isn't exactly a new trick. Researchers have long observed apes using sticks to dip for ants, monkeys using mirrors to investigate their own bodies, and even chimpanzees using 'spears' when hunting. Now, however, researcher have found the first evidence that not only do monkeys crack nuts with rocks, but they use various and changing techniques to do it.
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