Tigers and monkeys and tapirs, oh my! Joel Sartore's latest book, "National Geographic Photo Ark: Babies," captures the ...

A baby rhesus monkey found abandoned in a package at Antalya's intercity bus terminal has been successfully integrated into a ...

In the 1950s, the American psychologist Harry Harlow provided a stark demonstration of the importance of a mother’s touch. He famously – and controversially – showed that rhesus monkeys would rather ...

PETA asked the NIMH in August to “provide real-time audiovisual communications from the rhesus macaques,” but the agency declined, saying its closed-circuit monitoring of the monkeys “is not ...

This study examined how multidimensional social relationships influence social attention in rhesus macaques ... were randomly delivered via nebulization (Omron, baby nebulizer) into monkey’s nose and ...

NHS defines Rhesus disease as a condition where antibodies in a pregnant individual’s blood attack and destroy the unborn baby’s blood cells. Alternatively called haemolytic disease of the ...

James Harrison had an antibody in his blood that is used to create the Anti-D injection that routinely stops the immune systems of women with rhesus-negative blood from attacking their unborn ...

Kieran Culkin left his wife, Jazz Charton, open-mouthed in shock when he announced on stage at the Oscars that he wanted not one, but two more children. The actor won his first-ever Academy Award ...

If that baby’s blood cells cross the placenta to ... and American Alexander Weiner injected the red blood cells of rhesus monkeys into rabbits. The monkey’s blood raised antibodies in the ...

Elon Musk's family tree is growing once again. The Tesla CEO confirmed he has welcomed another baby, his fourth with tech exec Shivon Zilis. The pair—who also share twins Strider and Azure ...

The baby announcement comes just weeks after conservative influencer, Ashley St Clair, announced that she and Elon welcomed his 13th child five months ago. "Five months ago, I welcomed a new baby ...

is among the one in eight women in Britain who have rhesus negative blood. Of these, five in 1,000 risk a severe antibody reaction during pregnancy - meaning their bodies treat the baby as an invader.