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Primates' Exploratory Nature Exposes Them to Parasites
The exploratory nature of primates has always been seen as a good thing, leading to advances in civilization, but new research shows that it may come at a cost. For non-human primates like chimpanzees, it could expose them to harmful parasites.
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