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This Chimp Is Better at Making a Campfire Than I Am!

Kanzi is a Bonobo chimp that lives in the United states. His intelligence has again and again astounded the scientists working with him. Recently, Kanzi learned to build a fire using matches and was also able to toast some marshmallows over it. This is a sight that must be seen to be believed.

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Meet the Bonobo Monkeys, Our Closest Living Relatives

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These Are Our Closest Living Relatives

Tico, the baby Bonobo monkey, lost one of his root instincts: he lost his ability to cling to things as all monkeys do. But this may serve both him as a monkey and researchers alike. How so? Now we can see if he can grow as a human.

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Is Eating Meat Actually Dangerous to Humans?

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Which Meats Are Safe, and Which Should You Swear Off?

The only primates that eat meat are chimps, bonobos and their close relatives…us. Recently, meat eating has been associated with various health risks from cancer to heart disease, but how dangerous is it really? Is Eating Meat Actually Dangerous to Humans?

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Animals that Talk and What They Have to Tell Us

Do Animals Talk? You’d be Shocked at What They Have to Say

Bonobos Click to watch Bonobos are, together with the common chimp, our closest relatives and have been characterized as the cleverest ape, even though their more aggressive chimp siblings appear to use tools more intuitively.

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8 Kind Animals That Prove You Don't Need Money to Buy Gifts

Bonobos 3. Dolphins 4. Scorpion flies Image original source: Flickr 5. Penguins [related_articles] 6. Cats 7. Bower birds 8.

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Wildlife Photos: Tigers, Dolphins, and Bonobos in Focus

Nature inFocus Photography Awards: 17 Incredible Winners

“The Bonobo and His Pet” by Christian Ziegler. Winner, Animal Portraits Image source: Nature inFocus Photography Awards The Bonobo, the last great ape, is one of our closest living cousins. Here, a wild Bonobo has captured a mongoose pup and is treating it as if it were a pet.

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These Animal Species Believe in Love and Loyalty...

Bonobo Chimps Source Bonobos are one of the few animal species that engage in face-to-face coitus. The couple will also spend time grooming each other, as well as kissing, hugging and cuddling. 3. Black Vultures Source Another animal that mates for life is the black vulture.

Nature

World Heritage Reserves of Africa - Beautiful!

These bonobo monkeys, on the other hand, can be found in Salonga National Park, Africa's biggest tropical rain forest reserve in the Congo. The park is home to bonobos, salonga monkey, forest elephants and African crocodiles. The Sangha Trinational is actually three national parks joined into one.

Design & Photography

The Best from the National Geographic Competition!

One mother's love Bonobos display great affection, warmth and focused attention for their children. Mount Erebus Ice Cave A scientist labourisly making his way out of an ice cave near Mr. Erebus, Antarctica. Portrait of one chilled out Kangaroo 'Such a perfect day...'

Nature

Animals Laugh When They’re Happy Too - New Study Says

Animals Laugh When They’re Happy! - New Study Says

The giggles of chimps and other primates sound more familiar to the ear (see video below for the cutest demonstration by a baby bonobo). Primates are just closer to us evolutionarily, so their laughter is easier for us to register and comprehend.

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The Legend of the 'Humanzee' - Half-Human and Half-Ape

'Humanzee' – The Human-Chimp Hybrid You Never Knew About

Scientists say that chimps and their close relatives the bonobos are both humans' closest-living relatives, and each of them shares around 98.7% of our DNA. Therefore, it’s not totally surprising that someone would think of creating a human-chimp hybrid.

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10 Big Scientific Mysteries We Take For Granted

We Don't Tend to Give These Mysteries Much Thought...

Numerous mammals yawn, however, it’s only humans, chimpanzees and bonobos that do it when they see others yawning. In addition, we’re more likely to “catch” a yawn from a family member or a friend rather than a stranger. [related_articles] 3.

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These Animals Use Sound to Communicate In Unique Ways

Sound Is Employed By These Animals to Make Contact

Many species of birds and mammals produce food-associated vocalizations, including chimps and bonobos. Now gorillas too fall in that category. 6.

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10 of the SMARTEST Animals on the Planet

Orangutan The intelligence of these redheaded primates is often underestimated, although many scientists actually believe that orangutans are much smarter than chimps and bonobos.

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10 Questions We've Always Wanted the Answer To

10 Questions You've Always Wanted the Answer To

Bonobos: Close relatives of chimpanzees, bonobos have also shown self-awareness in similar tests. Orangutans: These great apes are known for their intelligence and have passed the mirror test as well.