posted on 8/7/2025 08:59Brexit explained - Gav
A team of researchers from Utrecht University, Durham University, and other institutions observed something remarkable at a chimpanzee sanctuary in Zambia.
Several chimpanzees from one particular group were seen dangling blades of grass from their ear holes or their behinds, for no apparent reason.
The behaviour was not seen in other chimpanzee groups at the same sanctuary, despite similar living conditions. “This shows that, like humans, other animals also copy seemingly pointless behaviours from one another,
- I love the smell of napalm in the morning -
Several chimpanzees from one particular group were seen dangling blades of grass from their ear holes or their behinds, for no apparent reason.
The behaviour was not seen in other chimpanzee groups at the same sanctuary, despite similar living conditions. “This shows that, like humans, other animals also copy seemingly pointless behaviours from one another,
- I love the smell of napalm in the morning -
- Brexit explained - Gav 8/7 08:59 (read 14 times, 1 post in thread)
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