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April 2025

The Sisterhood Advantage: How Female Coalitions Shape Power Among Bonobos
In the world of bonobos, females forge alliances that tip the balance of power — revealing a rare, evolutionary pathway toward female dominance.
14:45
The Boozy Roots of Bonding
Fermented fruit, shared meals, and what chimpanzees may tell us about the origins of human feasting
12:08
What Bonobos Can Teach Us About the Roots of Fairness
A new study explores how one of our closest primate relatives reacts to unequal treatment—and what it might say about the origins of human morality.
5:05
Restless Mourning: What Macaque Mothers Reveal About the Origins of Grief
After death, primate mothers pace and move—challenging assumptions about how nonhuman animals experience loss
10:48
What Ape Genomes Are Teaching Us About Ourselves
New, near-complete ape genomes are reshaping ideas about human evolution — and highlighting just how much innovation nature hides in its repeated…
19:30
The Forest Falsetto: How New World Monkeys Outperform Human Yodelers
In the Andean canopy, some monkeys hit notes that would break a human voice. Scientists now know why.
14:21
The Linguistic Genius of Bonobos: How Our Primate Relatives Build Meaningful Call Combinations
Bonobos Use Compositionality, Challenging Human Uniqueness.
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