Chimpanzees
Chimpanzees: No Proof They Can Learn Local Languages From Each Other Despite Recent Claims
A recent analysis found fault in a study that claimed chimpanzees newcomers were able to learn language from the native group they joined. Researchers suggest the original Edinburgh Zoo study was flawed and the conclusions actually misrepresents what the data shows.
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