Chimpanzee termite fishing etiquette

Kathelijne Koops ()
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Kathelijne Koops: University of Cambridge

Nature Human Behaviour, 2020, vol. 4, issue 9, 887-888

Abstract: Human culture is unique. Or is it? A new study reveals unexpected cultural diversity in the fine-grained details of chimpanzee termite fishing behaviour. These novel findings shed light on the richness of chimpanzee cultural diversity and reveal a narrower gap between the cultures of humans and other apes.

Date: 2020
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