Male dominance plays a big role in chimp society. Disputes are often resolved by threatening displays or by fighting. Female chimps lead a life much more solitary than that their bonobo cousins ...

rather than by forming temporary alliances and fighting, as male chimpanzees do. Bonobo communities don’t wage violent wars against other bonobo communities adjacent to their territory.

If you’re ever at a zoo, and you smile at a chimp, it might think you want to fight! Be careful ... “troops”) revolve around a dominant male, females, and their offspring.

Yes, animals do practice revenge. Chimps do it, for example. Macaques do it, too, although not directly: if they cannot attack the offender because he is much stronger, they would hurt someone weaker ...

For instance, will a lone chimp ... Male orangutans live alone, while female orangutans may mother babies and raise them for nine years at a time. Per Orangutan Foundation International, males ...

How did a woman with a passion for animals but no formal background in research navigate the male-dominated worlds ... assigned Hugo to document chimp behaviors but also to film and photograph ...

KTVI reported Haddix saying she would fight the court order ... Save the Chimps CEO Ana Paula Tavares told the LA Times. While all male chimps at the sanctuary get vasectomies, Tavares told ...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — The National Institutes of Health decided to relocate nearly two dozen retired research chimpanzees ...

Trekking to see wild mountain gorillas is an experience that has been on our bucket list for over 10 years, and since Uganda ...

Now, following the death of several chimps over the last year, those advocates say the federal government needs to do better. “We are fighting hard to get all these chimps to sanctuary,” said ...

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