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Do Monkeys Mate for Life? Exploring the Complex World of Primate Relationships
"The concept of "mating for life" is a romanticized human ideal that we often attempt to project onto the animal kingdom. When observing the social structures of primates, many people wonder if monkeys share our penchant for long-term monogamy. The reality is far more complex and varies significantly across the 250+ species of monkeys found worldwide. While the vast majority of monkeys are not monogamous, choosing instead to live in large, multi-male/multi-female groups with complex mating hierarchies, a small and fascinating minority does practice what scientists call social monogamy. Understanding primate mating systems requires a shift in p..."
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