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Grieving chimpanzee carries her dead baby for months at zoo in Spain
CBS News via Yahoo News· 5 days agoChimps grieve in similar ways to humans, who share about 98% of their genes with primates. Research...
32 animals that act weirdly human sometimes
LiveScience· 7 days agoChimpanzees (Pan troglodytes), along with bonobos, are our closest living relatives. A 2018 study found that chimpanzees not only share ...
Grieving Chimpanzee Refuses to Let Go of Baby Who Passed at Spanish Zoo
PetHelpful via Yahoo News· 4 days agoBelieve it or not, it's actually natural behavior for chimpanzees to do this, and it's also giving...
A Mourning Mother Chimp Carries Her Dead Baby For 3 Months At Zoo
IFLScience· 3 days agoA grieving chimpanzee has been carrying around her dead baby for months at a Spanish zoo in a tragic...
Crows can count up to four, a new study finds
CNN via Yahoo News· 2 days agoCrows can vocally count up to four. The intelligent birds recognize and react to numbers in a process similar to that of human cognition, according to a...
Ape expert rates 10 monkey and ape attack scenes in movies and TV
Business Insider· 3 days ago...appearance of the great apes, such as the brutish strength and massive size of the gorilla-like...
Chimp Has Been Carrying Dead Infant for 3 Months
newser· 2 days agoA 2010 study described how the mothers of two young chimps who died of a respiratory illness in Bossou, Guinea, in 2003 "continued to carry their...
Higher surface folding of the human premotor cortex is associated with better long-term learning...
Nature· 1 day agoA brain imaging study shows that humans with more complex cortical folds in a premotor brain region have a higher capacity to learn a challenging new motor skill during six weeks of practice.
Crows can ‘count’ similarly to toddlers, according to new study
Popular Science via Yahoo News· 3 days agoBefore toddlers learn to master symbolic counting–where “one” stands for a single object and “two”...
Cooperative hunting requires less brainpower than previously thought
Phys.org· 6 days agoSuch systems have the potential to serve as virtual companions in tactical training situations, such as team sports and driving simulations. The study was published in eLife ...