Hi, everybody. I'm excited to share with you today the second part of our spider monkey episodes.

This was our interview with Dr. Michelle Rodriguez, who studies spider monkeys for her job.

So Jaguar and all of us are a little bit jealous.

But in this episode, we speak with Dr. Rodriguez and her howler monkey stuffed animal, Santiago,

about what makes spider monkeys so awesome, about their different socialization behaviors,

and of course, Jaguar had a couple of pointed questions about their deliciousness.

So we hope that you enjoy this episode, and we will be back very soon with our next episode.

And you guys, this is our 100th episode.

Pretty exciting.

All right, here's the episode.

Thanks so much for joining us.

Thank you for your time.

Here's Santiago.

Here's our crew.

And my cat wants to join in too.

We've got three cats waiting for lunch around here too, so there might be some yass in the background.

So we were hoping that we could just start by having you tell us a little bit about who you are and what you do,

and then we have a whole bunch of questions prepared to ask you if that works okay all right so I'm a biological

anthropologist what this means is we study all of the biology about what it means to be human

including human relatives and human ancestors and And so I focus on primates

because primates are our closest relatives and we are primates. And one of the ways in which we can see

the commonalities that we have with other primates is we all have fingers that have fingerprints and nails and we also have

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