What if we’re more similar to wildlife than we realize? #NatGeoExplorers Tiago Falótico (tfotico), Felicity Muth (muth_lab) and Mauricio Cantor are trying to answer that question by studying intelligence in capuchin monkeys, bees and dolphins. Their research is changing what we know about how animals use tools, cognition and cooperation across species. Inspired by Dr. Jane Goodall and the Templeton Prize, their work is part of the Wildlife Intelligence Project, a National Geographic Society global research initiative made possible with support from templetonworld. Dr. Jane Goodall’s groundbreaking chimpanzee research continues to deepen our understanding of wildlife and the planet. It’s inspiring a new generation of #NatGeoExplorers who are advancing our understanding of what we know about wildlife intelligence. “The capuchins are so different from other animals. They are very active and curious. They manipulate objects, they can solve problems.” #NatGeoExplorer Tiago Falótico (t...