Marmoset monkeys have personalities too

In humans, differences in personalities have been evident since the ancient times. Personality in animals has long been ignored, but recently this question has received increasing research interest as it has been realized that personality has evolutionary and ecological significance. Behavioral biologists have now designed and used a set of tasks to assess personality of common marmosets.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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