In Brazil, a scientist's quest to save endangered muriqui monkey

The northern muriqui, a highly endangered monkey species of Brazil, are known as peaceful gardeners who spread seeds through the forest and collaborate more than they compete. How one scientist has been working for four decades to save it.

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Southern muriquis in the Carlos Botelho State Park in Brazil

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The Associated Press on X: In Brazil's Atlantic forest scientists are racing to save the northern muriqui, the largest monkey in the Americas. Their population has increased from 50 to 232 in

Southern muriquis in the Carlos Botelho State Park in Brazil