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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.

Are Spider Monkeys Nocturnal or Diurnal?
How Many Gibbons Are Left in the World?
What Is a Male Monkey Called?
Are Spider Monkeys Herbivores? A Look at Their Diet
How Tall Are Capuchin Monkeys? Size and Length
How Tall Do Spider Monkeys Get?
Is an Aye-Aye a Lemur? The Science Explained
What Do Howler Monkeys Eat? A Look at Their Diet
Are Bonobos Dangerous? Comparing Behavior and Strength
What Do Mandrills Eat? A Look at Their Diet and Foraging
How Much Does a Baby Gorilla Weigh at Birth?
Do Lemurs Eat Meat? A Look at Their Diet
What Are Lemurs Known For? Their Unique Traits Explained
What Do Bushbabies Eat in the Wild?
How Long Are Chimpanzees Pregnant?
Do Lemurs Have Prehensile Tails?
What Is a Group of Chimps Called?
Where Do Squirrel Monkeys Live in the Wild?
Are Bili Apes Real? The Truth About the Giant Chimpanzees
Where Do Capuchin Monkeys Live? Their Habitat & Range
Are Orangutans in the Stone Age?
Where Does the Ring-Tailed Lemur Live?
How Long Are Orangutans Pregnant?
Do Gibbons Have Tails? The Answer Explained
What Is a Group of Gorillas Called?
How Many Stomachs Do Monkeys Have?
Do Monkeys Go Bald? The Science of Primate Hair Loss
What Are the Tiny Monkeys Called?
Are Mandrills Aggressive? A Look at Their Behavior
Are Bush Babies Poisonous? The Truth About These Primates