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What do you think? Are chimps and humans similar?
I know that humans and chimps share something like 98 percent of our DNA. But what does this really mean?
Chimps and bonobos diverged from each other one to two million years ago.
Any chimpanzee from Kibale National Park in Uganda will tell you, being top banana has its advantages. But, there are many disadvantages as well.
Why are chimps unafraid of fire? It may be because they know where the flame are going...
Did you know that rhesus macaque monkey moms have demonstrated mothering behavior similar to humans?
What would you say is the deadliest animal on earth--the most dangerous, brutal, destructive? Find out on this Moment of Science.
The question is, do animals do things for other animals without receiving any reward, including food, love, attention?
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