Animals
Capuchins Aren't Fooled by Price Tag 'Monkey Business'
Ever wonder why some people bother dropping loads of cash just for those expensive name brands? According to new study, capuchin monkeys sure do, as they aren't likely to assume that a higher price tag means better quality.
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