Maternal rejection in monkeys is a complex behavior influenced by various biological, environmental, and social factors. While it may seem unnatural, it is often a survival strategy rather than an act of cruelty. By studying these behaviors, researchers can gain a deeper understanding of primate parenting, social dynamics, and how to support monkey populations in both the wild and captivity.
Why Do Some Mother Monkeys Reject Their Babies? Understanding Infant-Mother Bonds in Primates
