There comes a point in every child’s life when they ask where babies come from, and some parents—not wanting to explain the ...

An experiment went seriously wrong after a mother and father decided to test their new born son by raising him alongside a ...

A female chimpanzee Durga (aged about seven years and four months) delivered a baby on Thursday morning at Nandankanan Zoo ...

Starting on January 29th, 2020, randomchimpevent [3] [4] posted more memes which warned users about the "random chimp event" and implied that the event is an organized attack by a group of chimpanzees ...

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However, unlike yawning, social proximity was not the determining factor in which chimpanzee followed another in urination. The term "Tsureshon" in Japanese refers to the act of urinating in a ...

Beryl, a chimpanzee mother, and her daughter Lindsay, have created a unique gesture that no other chimps in their community use. Their story is not just about communication—it’s about the ...

To deduce whether urination was contagious, researchers analyzed 600 hours of video footage depicting the 20 chimps at Kumamoto. During that time, they documented more than 1,328 urination events.

A new paper published in Current Biology suggests a novel twist on an old saying: Instead of "monkey see, monkey do," the paper proposes "chimp see, chimp pee." Well, not in so many words. But the ...

Baby monitors have become more technologically advanced over the years. Today, you can get monitors with Wi-Fi, apps for viewing on your phone and high-definition screens that come with the camera.

Turns out, chimps aren’t just yawning together anymore. A new study shows they also have a “contagious urination” trend. Researchers found that when one chimp pees, others are more likely to ...

They found that the shorter the distance between chimps in a group, the more likely they would relieve themselves within just over three minutes after the first one. The chance of chimpanzees ...