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A Shared Fascination: Social Curiosity in Pan troglodytes and Human Children
A new lens on our evolutionary past
Jun 24
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13:09
Stone, Sound, and Signal: Chimpanzees and the Drums of the Forest
What stone-throwing chimpanzees in West Africa reveal about the roots of culture, communication, and noise-making among our primate cousins.
Jun 1
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9:25
May 2025
After the Storm: How Mozambique’s Primates Weathered Cyclone Idai
In Gorongosa, baboons and vervet monkeys reveal what it means to adapt when disaster strikes
May 28
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13:59
Mischief in the Canopy: The Curious Case of Capuchins and Howler Infants
What Monkey Abductions in Panama Tell Us About Primate Innovation, Culture, and the Limits of Empathy
May 21
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13:32
The Rhythms of the Forest: Orangutan Calls and the Evolutionary Roots of Language
How Sumatran Apes Taught Scientists a New Way to Think About Human Communication
May 16
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12:46
The Healing Forest
How chimpanzees in Uganda reveal the deep evolutionary roots of medicine and care
May 14
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12:08
A Secure Start: What Chimpanzee Childhood Reveals About Ours
Studying mother–offspring bonds in the wild points to deep evolutionary roots of attachment—and what we may have lost
May 12
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12:18
Language in the Canopy: How Chimpanzees Combine Calls to Expand Meaning
What the chatter of chimps tells us about the origins of human language
May 10
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14:33
Jungle Beats and Primate Minds
What chimpanzee drumming can tell us about rhythm, identity, and the roots of human musicality
May 9
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15:17
The Burden of Belonging: How Gorilla Societies Complicate the Link Between Friendship and Fitness
Long-term study reveals how group dynamics and individual personalities intertwine in gorilla health, reproduction, and leadership—reshaping how we…
May 6
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9:17
The Tender Side of Apes: Rethinking Empathy in Bonobos and Chimpanzees
A new study shows that the capacity for consolation in our closest relatives isn’t species-dependent—it's shaped by age, social bonds, and individual…
May 1
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17:21
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.
Apr 27
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