Manipulative Monkeys

Discover the captivating world of capuchin monkeys in Manipulative Monkeys by Susan Perry, published by Harvard University Press in 2011. This engaging paperback spans 368 pages and invites readers into the lush forests of Costa Rica, where primatologists Perry and Manson have meticulously studied four generations of these fascinating creatures since 1990.

In this insightful book, the authors reveal the intricate social conditions and behaviors of capuchins, blending entertainment with a touch of alarm as they highlight the monkeys' remarkable and often relatable antics. Whether you're a primatology enthusiast or simply curious about animal behavior, Manipulative Monkeys offers a unique perspective on the lives of these intelligent primates. Join Perry on this thrilling journey through the vibrant ecosystem of Costa Rica and witness the drama that unfolds among these remarkable monkeys.