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Hugging, not just a human thing

Posted by duddy October 26, 2013 4777 views

Apes manage their emotions much in the same way as humans do. Socially and emotionally competent young bonobos recover quickly from upsetting experiences and are more likely to comfort other young apes, a new study has shown.

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