Author: Damien Neadle

Damien Neadle is currently a lecturer in the School of Social Sciences at Birmingham City University. He has a specific interest in research ethics and integrity and spends a lot of time focusing on the Open Science movement. His research is largely classified under comparative psychology or cultural evolution where he uses non-human ape culture to make inferences about our species’ cultural evolution. His research aims to dispel some of the misconceptions about the cultures of our closest living relatives and promote conservation and further study of these critically endangered species.

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Clean Eating Gorillas Get There On Their Own

Damien Neadle spoke to Cultured Scene about his recent publication and its making: Food cleaning in gorillas: Social learning is a possibility but not a necessity. The paper Cultured Scene: What is the key finding of your study? Damien Neadle: The key finding is simple, gorillas can display food cleaning (a behaviour recently suggested to […]

Posted On : March 1, 2018 Published By : Damien Neadle

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