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Bonobos' Ability To Play Drums With Human Drummer Sheds Light On Speech and Music Evolution
To better understand the social coordination of chimpanzees, researchers tested to see if a female bonobo could synchronize with a human drummer. The animal's success in matching beats sheds light on the evolution of speech and music.
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