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Why do humans take so long to grow up compared to other animals and how brain evolution reshaped human development and survival today?Humans take nearly 18 to 25 years to reach full maturity, far longer than most mammals. This slow human growth is driven by brain evolution...- India sends emergency medical supplies for Ebola outbreak response in CongoIndia has provided crucial pharmaceutical supplies to aid the fight against the Ebola outbreak in Congo. The Africa Centres for Disease Con...
- Ebola virus in India? Here's the latest update on the Bengaluru scare, symptoms and precautions explainedEbola virus in Bangalore: A woman returning from Uganda was quarantined in Bengaluru with Ebola-like symptoms. Her tests have come back neg...
- Why scientists are racing to protect animal traditions before they disappearWildlife conservation is shifting focus. Experts now emphasize preserving animal traditions, behavior, and social skills. This new approach...
- Ebola outbreak sparks concern in India, US: Should you be worried? Here's what you need to know about signs, symptoms and preventionEbola in India: The WHO has declared the Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda a public health emergency with over 300 cases and 88 deaths. In...
- Did you know sea otters have a personal favorite rock they keep forever? Here's the surprisingly sweet reason whySea otters are highly intelligent marine mammals known for their unique survival skills and playful nature. One of their most fascinating b...
- Planet of the Apes franchise prepares next chapter with original story from Fantastic Four director Matt ShakmanA new Planet of the Apes film is in development. Matt Shakman will direct this new movie. It will be an original story. This project is sep...
- What Helps Animals Survive Sudden ChangeAnimals are adapting to rapid environmental changes through behavioral flexibility, allowing immediate adjustments in feeding and movement ...
- Why One Cow Using a Broom Is Making Experts Look at Farm Animals DifferentlyA cow in Austria named Veronika has surprised scientists by using a broom to scratch herself. This is the first recorded instance of tool u...
- These Animals Are Changing How We Define IntelligenceRecent scientific findings challenge the human-centric view of intelligence, revealing complex cognitive abilities in animals like chimpanz...
- It's war! This one's between other apesA revolutionary investigation has emerged from Uganda's Kibale National Park, spotlighting the inaugural civil war among chimpanzees. The N...
- Chimpanzees wage ‘war’ in Uganda's Kibale National Park, study shows they fight organised battlesResearch at Uganda's Kibale National Park reveals chimpanzees engage in prolonged, organized warfare, challenging the notion that war is ex...
- These Chimpanzees Don’t Just Eat Plants, They Seem to Know Which Ones Heal ThemWild chimpanzees in Budongo Forest Reserve exhibit remarkable self-medication. They use specific plants for healing injuries and illnesses....
- The Social Strategy That Helps Chimpanzees SurviveRecent research highlights that same-sex relations in primates, particularly chimpanzees, significantly strengthen social bonds, especially...
- Are Humans Really Unique? Chimps Just Challenged That IdeaChimpanzees demonstrate belief revision, a metacognitive behavior where they change decisions based on new evidence, similar to humans. Res...
- Why Do Chimpanzees Drum to Different Beats? The Surprising Secrets of Forest Rhythms ExplainedChimpanzees in African rainforests exhibit unique drumming rhythms, passed down through generations, revealing a form of cultural inheritan...
- 'There will always only be one Jane Goodall'Jane Goodall, who died at 91, revolutionised primatology with her groundbreaking observations of chimpanzees at Gombe. Her work, revealing ...
- Wild chimps have long life spans: StudyWild chimpanzees can lead surprisingly long lives under the right ecological conditions, according to a new study of a large community of o...
- Chimps sensitive to what is right and wrongChimps, like humans, are sensitive to what is right and wrong but will only react if someone is trying to harm a member of their own group,...
- Like humans, Chimpanzees too have a sense of fairnessWhile fairness has always been considered a uniquely human trait, scientists have now found that chimpanzees also possess an innate sense o...
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