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“After experiencing the spread of a deadly disease at their sanctuary, the monkeys seemed to become germophobic.”
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“That created four groups: three that experienced the outbreak either by getting sick or witnessing others become ill, and one that hadn’t.”
“On one plate, a red grape sat on a clean surface, while on the other, a grape sat atop epoxy-coated macaque poop.”
““It seems plausible that past exposure to outbreaks could make individuals more cautious or risk-averse,” he adds, though he would like to see more research to confirm that.”
“SRV causes an AIDS-like immunodeficiency and spreads through scratches and bites.”
“The study began with an outbreak of simian retrovirus (SRV) among Japanese macaques at the Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary in southern Texas.”
““We can show now, in non-human primates, that this is the same for them,” says study co-author Federico Rossano , a cognitive scientist at the University of California, San Diego, in a statement .”