Animals
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Bonobos in the Wild Capable of Forming Strategic Alliances With Other Groups
Bonobo apes can cooperate both within and outside their groups. Click to read more. Bonobos belong to a species of great ape that shares almost all of Homo sapiens DNA, making them one of our closest relatives.
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