- Gibraltar’s monkeys may be eating soil to cope with junk food from tourists South China Morning Post —
- Monkeys in Gibraltar find way to keep eating tourist junk food without the upset stomach The Independent —
- Monkeys at a popular tourist site have been doing something unusual. This is what might be happening. CTV News —
- Monkeys learn to swallow soil so they can 'keep eating junk food stolen from tourists' Daily Star —
- Gibraltar’s monkeys have found a clever way to avoid a junk food bellyache – eating soil The Globe and Mail —
- Monkeys learn to swallow soil so they can keep eating junk food – research The Standard —
- Monkeys eating soil to soothe stomachs after eating too much junk food The Independent —
- Monkeys learn to swallow soil so they can keep eating junk food – research The Independent —
- Monkeys eating soil to 'settle upset stomachs from junk food' Sky News —
- Gibraltar’s monkeys eat mud ‘to avoid upset stomachs from tourist junk food’ The Guardian —
- Gibraltar’s monkeys eat mud to fix upset stomachs caused by junk food Times Of India —
- Monkeys learn to swallow soil so they can keep eating junk food LBC —
- Gibraltar's monkeys eat mud 'to soothe upset stomachs from tourist junk food' ITV —
- Monkeys hooked on Haribo eat soil to settle their stomachs The Times —
- Gibraltar macaques are self-medicating with dirt to help them digest human. junk food Scientific American —
- Scientists Figured Out Why These Monkeys Eat Dirt. The Key Is Tourists Gizmodo —
- Monkeys learn to swallow soil so they can keep eating junk food – research The Independent —
- Monkeys learn to swallow soil so they can keep eating junk food – research Belfast Telegraph —
- Monkeys learn to swallow soil so they can keep eating junk food – research The Standard —
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Gibraltar Monkeys Eating Soil