Animals
'Monkey See, Monkey Do' a Real Phenomenon for Monkeys and Whales
Researchers are finding more concrete evidence that humans are not the only species which pass traditions down from generation to generation, but humpback whales and vervet monkeys also learn behavior from their peers.
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