Chimpanzees
Toddlers Are 'Tiny Apes' With The Same Non-Verbal Language As Chimpanzees
Have you ever looked at a chimp and noticed their startlingly human-like gestures? In a new study, scientists confirm that toddlers and chimpanzees share similar non-verbal communication cues when they want attention.
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