The Technology

Chimpanzees and Bonobos Use Hugs and Kisses to Keep the Peace, Study Finds

via Smithsonian Magazine·Jul 27

New research finds chimpanzees and bonobos defuse tension with friendly touch much as humans do. Because all three species diverged from a common ancestor six to eight million years ago, the behavior appears to have deep evolutionary roots.

Read Full Story at Smithsonian Magazine
Science

Related Stories

Inside Atomic City, Idaho, the Proving Ground for Next-Generation Nuclear Reactors

NPR News·yesterday

Wildfires Burn Across the Western U.S. and Canada as Thousands Are Evacuated

Reuters·yesterday

How Dogs Evolved Differently Around the World to Match Human Traits

Phys.org·2d ago

Full-Fat Dairy Does Not Raise Cholesterol or Weight, a New Study Finds

Good News Network·2d ago
DiscussSoon
← Front Page