A white-faced saki monkey has a snack at the Korkeasaari Zoo in Finland.
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Helsinki, Finland’s Korkeasaari Zoo is doing its best to keep its white-faced saki monkeys from getting bored. Researchers from Aalto University have set up a video monitor that allows the primates to watch a series of videos, which they say provides stimuli and improves their well-being. The researchers say it seems to have helped because there is less scratching by the monkeys. Apparently, the biggest hits were slithering worms or underwater scenes, according to cnet.com.
https://www.cnet.com/news/netflix-for-monkeys-scientists-stream-on-demand-video-to-primates/
