Isabel Behncke: Evolution’s gift of play, from bonobo apes to humans


“These guys have really worked something out, since this leads to a highly tolerant society where fatal violence has not been observed yet…”  Isabel Behncke is talking of the bonobos – our closest ancestors besides the chimp.  She speaks of their non-violence and their “playing” as characteristics that we humans could learn to embrace.  Watch and perhaps we could learn something from our furry cousins!

 

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