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Summer 2018 Magazine
Explore the zoo’s rich history, its advances in science that help apes, and an interactive sleuthing challenge on grounds.
Macaques in Japan ›
As the zoo strengthens its collaboration with Kyoto University’s Primate Research Institute, Fisher Center Assistant Director Lydia Hopper, Ph.D., visits Japan for her first look at snow monkeys
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Obu in the Touch-Screen Booth ›
When snow monkey Ono had her baby Obu at Regenstein Macaque Forest back in May, she took a little maternity leave from the touch-screen booths. In recent weeks, however,
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An Expert Guest ›
Regenstein Macaque Forest has welcomed many visitors…including Dr. Tetsuro Matsuzawa, who helped our snow monkeys make their way to Chicago. See his take on the new exhibit
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A Summer Snooze ›
A cat nap? How about a macaque nap? It’s a good day for one of our snow monkeys to snooze at Regenstein Macaque Forest!
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Snow Monkeys Try the Touch-Screens ›
In my last post on the touch-screen studies at Regenstein Macaque Forest, I told you that Japanese macaque Mito was the first to enter our computer booths. She came
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Soaking in Hot Springs ›
Why do snow monkeys soak in hot springs? Lincoln Park Zoo scientists explain the roots of this steamy adaptation at the zoo and in the wild.
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Time-Lapse: Building Regenstein Macaque Forest ›
How do you build a state-of-the-art home for snow monkeys? See Regenstein Macaque Forest come to life in our construction time-lapse video!
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Baby Obu Branches Out ›
Female snow monkey Ono keeps a watchful eye on male Akita, as her son Obu hitches a ride with the troop leader. This is the first time baby Obu has been observed being
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Making Monkey Maps ›
Our research program at Regenstein Macaque Forest has kicked off with touch-screen studies, behavioral observations and more. But what did it take to get a program like this off the ground?
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