Chimpanzees are capable of using gestures to communicate within specific goals such as hunting for foods, a new research found
NIH to Reduce Use of Chimps in Biomedical Research
The National Institutes of Health in the United States announced that it will be reducing the use of chimpanzees in biomedical research.
The National Institutes of Health in the United States announced that it will be reducing the use of chimpanzees in biomedical research.
The human experimenter did not know where the food was hidden, and the chimpanzees used gestures like pointing to guide the experimenter to the food.
Dr. Charles Menzel, a senior research scientist at the Language Research Center, said the design of the experiment with the "chimpanzee-as-director" created new ways to study the primate.
Observation Helps Chimps Improve Tool Use Techniques
New research suggests that chimpanzees can learn to use tools more efficiently by watching how others use them.
New research suggests that chimpanzees can learn to use tools more efficiently by watching how others use them.
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Study Says Chimps Have Experimented With Sex More Than Humans
A new study conducted by American researchers has found that ever since the lineage diverged, chimpanzees, and not humans, have experimented more with sex.
A new study conducted by American researchers has found that ever since the lineage diverged, chimpanzees, and not humans, have experimented more with sex.
