A Japanese Macaque on the cover of Life. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Sometime in 1952, Imo starting having problems:  strange humans were offering her food and spying on her. As a two-year-old female Japanese macaque on Koshima Island, she typically ate a wide variety of plants, fungi, and fruits.  But now here [...]
A Japanese Macaque on the cover of Life. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Sometime in 1952, Imo starting having problems:  strange humans were offering her food and spying on her. As a two-year-old female Japanese macaque on Koshima Island, she typically ate a wide variety of plants, fungi, and fruits.  But now here [...]
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