Ainebyona and others involved in chimp conservation in this remote Ugandan rainforest say they aim for the kind of communion ...
Ainebyona and others involved in chimp conservation in this remote Ugandan rainforest say they aim for the kind of communion ...
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What do a chimp, a platypus, an anteater, and a pangolin have in common?
Trump bashes late director Rob Reiner, drawing immediate backlash Scientists Tested the '5-Second Rule' for Dropped Food—Here ...
Most people picture a vet cuddling puppies in a clinic. But out in the wild? My work has involved sedating rhinos from ...
The Nonhuman Rights Project, a legal advocacy organization that has been advocating for the rights of seven chimpanzees at the DeYoung Family Zoo in Wallace has filed an application with the Michigan ...
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The long road to trust: Conservationists spend years tracking chimps in Uganda to dispel fear
In a Ugandan forest, rangers are trying to build trust with chimpanzee communities. They want the apes to tolerate humans so that tourists can visit the creatures in their natural habitat. (AP video s ...
Meerkats are incredibly social animals and live in large groups known as 'mobs' or 'clans' [Getty] Humans are a bit like meerkats when it comes to pairing up, according to a study that examined the ...
The preeminent wildlife photography competition for wacky and whimsical animals announced its winners and the results don’t ...
From bonobos and rats to tickling robots, research is finally cracking the secrets of why we’re ticklish, and what that reveals about our brains ...
Emirates introduces new Economy and Premium Economy amenity kits featuring endangered wildlife, sustainable materials, and ...
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How Monogamous Are Humans Vs. Other Mammals? Somewhere Between Beavers And Meerkats, Apparently
“Almost all other monogamous mammals either live in tight family units of just a breeding pair and their offspring, or in ...
Humans have a monogamy rating of 66% full siblings, ahead of meerkats (60%) but behind beavers (73%). Meanwhile, our evolutionary cousins fall at the bottom of the table - with mountain gorillas at 6% ...
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