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Why chimps go ape

Lethal aggression is NOT a result of human interference, say researchers

Date
19 September 2014
Category
Research

Female of the species as deadly as the male

Female chimpanzees can be as violent as males, shattering the stereotype that males are more aggressive.

Date
15 May 2007
Category
Research

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