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Chimps and bonobos form 'hug trains' to avoid food fights
Before chimpanzees and bonobos sit down to share a meal, they perform a surprisingly tender ritual that keeps the peace. What ...
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Chimpanzees and bonobos use hugs, kisses and friendly pats to keep the peace, just like humans, a new study suggests
From hugs and handshakes to high fives and fist bumps, humans routinely use physical touch to comfort one another and ...
A new study found that chimpanzees hold hands, hug, and kiss to ease tension, just like humans. A new study from the journal ...
Hugging before stressful events may be an ancient way of building trust, say scientists studying apes.
New research suggests that male bonobos exhibit aggressive behaviors such as chasing, charging, hitting and kicking more often than scientists thought. Anup Shah via Getty Images Bonobos aren’t as ...
Well, scientists have found that apes kind of do the same thing. Researchers at Durham University studied how chimpanzees and ...
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