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Dean Tanaka Page 11

A staff reporter at Biology Insights, Dean Tanaka focuses on wild primate behavior from his home in Dunedin, New Zealand. Prior to entering science journalism, he assisted with animal caretaking at a primate sanctuary, where he helped manage feeding schedules and enclosure maintenance. Tanaka studied anthropology at university, graduating with a BSc before directing his reporting toward primate social dynamics and communication.

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