When Nature Calls Together: Contagious Urination in Chimpanzees
Exploring how synchronized behavior reveals the social intricacies of our closest relatives.
A Puzzling Primate Behavior
Chimpanzees are no strangers to synchronized activities. From group hunting to grooming rituals, their behaviors reflect the deep social bonds that define their communities. But a recent study published in Current Biology1 unveils an unexpected addition to this repertoire: contagious urination. The research, led by Ena Onishi a…
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