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Are These Chimpanzees Using Insects as Medicine?

Researchers observed chimps in Gabon applying insects to wounds and it’s raising big questions about animal altruism and self-medication.

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Amazing video shows a mom chimp medicating her child s wound with insects

The chimps could be using the insects for medicinal purposes.

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Chimps Use Insects to Soothe Each Other s Wounds in Never-Before-Seen Behavior

In 2019, Alessandra Mascaro, a volunteer and budding evolutionary biologist for The Loango Chimpanzee Project, noticed something no other primatologist in Africa had reported before.

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Chimpanzees Were Observed Killing Gorillas For the First Time

Chimpanzees Were Observed Killing Gorillas For the First Time
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Scientists witness chimpanzees killing gorillas for the first time, gorilla infant eaten

This is the first known occurrence of lethal encounters between the chimpanzees and gorillas. The team consists of scientists from Osnabrück University and the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany. Since 2005, the Loango Chimpanzee Project (LCP) have been making observations in the Loango National Park in Gabon. Two adult males of the Rekambo community of the Loango Chimpanzee Project in Gabon checking the area. Photo by LCP, Tobias Deschner. Surprisingly aggressive interactions One of the authors of the paper, cognitive biologist Simone Pika, said that the previous recorded interactions between chimpanzees and gorillas have been relatively relaxed”.

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