Animal world
After humans, which animals quietly entered the Stone Age?
Not only humans, the latest discoveries show that the number of animals that know how to create stone tools and are in the Stone Age is greater than we thought.
Chimpanzee
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Animal world
Chimpanzees are sex-crazed creatures, doing 'it' anytime, anywhere.
The chimpanzee's motivation to thrive is even built around sex, which occurs between every individual in the troop.
Animal world
The truth behind the mysterious ape that can hunt and eat lions in Africa
There are rumors that in Africa there is a mysterious ape species also known as the Bili ape, they are giant in size, extremely ferocious, and can hunt and eat lions.
Animal world
East African chimpanzees have literally entered the Stone Age.
In a surprising discovery recently revealed to the scientific community, East African chimpanzees have demonstrated incredible intelligence and skills.
Animal world
The 4-year war to annex the chimpanzee's territory
From 1974 to 1978, renowned primatologist Jane Goodall documented a long-standing conflict between chimpanzees in Gombe National Park in Tanzania.
Animal world
Can animals heal themselves?
Explore the self-medicating abilities of animals, from chimpanzees eating bitter leaves to caterpillars foraging for poisonous plants. Could these behaviors hold the sec…
Archeology
7 million-year-old human remains bring evolutionary breakthrough, can rewrite history
The remains of Sahelanthropus tchadensis, a creature of the Human subfamily but thought to be more chimpanzee-like, has suddenly revealed a groundbreaking detail.
Science story
Why can humans talk but apes can't?
Humans have a unique sequence of two amino acids in the FOXP2 gene located on chromosome 7. This gene FOXP2 regulates the development of brain structures important for v…
Animal world
Top 6 animals that know how to use tools that no one expected
You may have heard of chimpanzees and crows using assistive devices, but what about alligators?
Animal world
Unprecedented behavior in chimpanzees surprised scientists
Experts discovered that chimpanzees caught flying insects, pressed them between their lips and then placed them on the wound, repeating it many times as if to treat.
Animal world
The story of the 'human chimpanzee': Walking on two legs, liking women and the tragedy of the end of life
Chimpanzees are thought to have 48 chromosomes, humans have 46, and Oliver the chimpanzee has 47.
Discover science
Why do humans not have fur like chimpanzees or gorillas?
We know that humans once had thick fur! But for some reason we lose it.
Animal world
Quarantined animals with infectious diseases
Honey bees, chimpanzees, American buffalo frogs or Caribbean lobster lobsters often take the initiative to stay away from co-infected viruses or bacteria that cause cont…
Discover science
Why are humans not as hairy as chimpanzees or gorillas?
Based on the study of evolution, we know that humans also had bushy fur. However, how they dissipate is still an unexplained unknown.
Discover science
Incredible experiments accidentally turn babies into 'chimpanzees'
This experiment desires animals, typically chimpanzees, to behave like humans, but the results are quite the opposite.