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Some primate taxa exhibit multiple types of material culture use, while others exhibit only one (or even none at all). All of the primates listed below are known to use tools. Drag each primate to all of the tools that they have been observed engaging with. Remember, some of these primates may exhibit more than one type of material culture.
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