File:Geophagy and two Japanese monkeys.jpg
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Japanese macaque monkeys (*Macaca fuscata*) eating soil at Awajishima Monkey Center, Japan
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English: In this photo two Japanese monkeys are eating soils at the Awajishima Monkey Center in Japan. Soil eating, geophagy or geophagia, is common in many animals, and may aid in digestion, reduce parasite loads, and provide minerals. |
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