The Hundredth Monkey, courtesy of the WORLD WIDE LEV
Ye need wander no longer, WEB nomad, for you have come home.
WORLD WIDE LEV


The Japanese monkey,
Macaca fuscata,
has been observed in the wild
for a period of over 30 years.

In 1952,
on the island of Koshima
scientists were providing monkeys
with sweet potatoes
dropped in the sand.
The monkeys liked the taste
of the raw sweet potatoes,
but they found the dirt
unpleasant.

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