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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about chimpanzees cover a range of topics from behavior to genetics. One thread humorously notes that chimpanzees still react angrily to mirrors, but not all of them. Another thread describes Bahati the chimpanzee performing a gym-like stretching routine, highlighting ape behavior. A more scientific thread explores genetic differences between humans and chimpanzees, explaining how missing DNA segments contribute to human brain size and other traits. These posts offer a mix of lighthearted observations and educational content about our closest relatives.
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VIDEO Chimpanzees still angry in front of the mirrors but no longer all of them | Chimpanzés tous fâchés ?
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Bahati the chimpanzee apes gym routine
Bahati the chimp seems more gympanzee than chimpanzee and certainly knows about those all-important stretches. Bahati is pictured doing what seem to be preparations for a heavy session in a fitness centre. The ape’s five-minute routine, seen by bemused onlookers, began with...- cybercore
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- animal behavior ape bahati biodiversity chimpanzees fitness gym routine photography stretching wildlife
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How humans got big brains
Missing chunks of DNA responsible for turning genes on and off help explain some key differences between chimpanzees and humans -- including why humans have big brains and why the human penis is not covered with prickly spines, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday. The study, published in the...- cybercore
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