WILD chimps have a taste for alcohol and consume the equivalent of 2.5 drinks a day, shock new research has revealed. The discovery is the strongest evidence yet for a long-running theory on why ...
After University of California, Berkeley graduate student Aleksey Maro and integrative biologist Robert Dudley discovered ...
A recent study performed on chimpanzees demonstrates that chimpanzees possess cognitive flexibility similar to that of humans ...
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Risk-taking comes earlier in chimpanzees than in humans, study finds
By John Cannon Chimpanzees appear to be the biggest daredevils when they’re infants. Humans tend to take more chances and put themselves in the most danger in adolescence, so the expectation has been ...
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Why chimps are so much stronger than humans and why that’s a problem
Chimpanzees may look like smaller, hairier versions of humans, but when a full-grown chimp decides to throw its weight around ...
In nanograms per milliliter, these are coming in way above some of the clinically relevant and forensically relevant human ...
Aleksey Maro knows far more than he cares to know about the urination habits of chimpanzees. But if you want to measure the alcohol intake of chimps in a Ugandan rain forest, where a breathalyzer is ...
Chimpanzees living in a sanctuary in Africa have developed a “fashion trend” for dangling blades of grass or sticks from their ear holes and their behinds, a new study shows. In 2010, researchers ...
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Chimpanzees or human cousins? Teenage chimps tear leaves and flirt like humans to score dates
Chimpanzees exhibit surprising human-like behaviors, including using leaf-tearing as a flirting technique, mirroring adolescent human awkwardness. This courtship behavior, observed in various forms ...
A urinalysis shows that these apes ingest significant amounts of alcohol, providing new clues to how alcohol influences the animals’ behavior ...
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Animal researchers have known for some time that chimpanzees are very much like us. But a new study shows that just as we go to war sometimes to protect our territory and way of life, ...
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