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Bonobos enjoy pretend tea parties and chimps think rationally: why apes are more like us than we ever thought

The Guardian· Apr 23, 2026 · 11:15 AM · 23 views

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Did you know bonobos can enjoy pretend tea parties? Discover how these playful activities shed light on the similarities between apes and humans. Plus, learn how chimpanzees demonstrate rational thinking by revising their beliefs with new evidence. This fascinating study suggests that apes might possess a theory of mind, challenging our views on human uniqueness.

#Apes #AnimalBehavior #ScienceNews #HumanNature #Conservation

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