Tourists risk animal bites by misreading wild monkey facial expressions as 'kisses'

Wednesday, May 31, 2017 - 18:02 in Psychology & Sociology

Wildlife tourists frequently fail to identify aggressive and distressed emotional states in wild monkeys - mistaking animals' warnings of aggression for 'smiles' and 'kisses' - and this can lead to welfare problems for primates and risk of injury for people, according to new research published today.

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