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While only 4 (4.4%) of 90 experts' predictions were correct, 13 (28.9%) of 45 macaques' predictions were correct. Consensus on treatment and expected outcomes of proximal humeral fractures is lacking even beyond the human species. Although Barbary macaques tend to predict the clinical outcome more accurately, their reliability to assist surgeons in making a consistent decision is limited. Future high quality research is needed to guide surgeons' decision making on the optimal treatment of this common injury. Consensus on treatment and e
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