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  1. Apes and humans share an ancient laughter rhythm dating back 15 million years

    A laugh can feel spontaneous, messy, almost impossible to pin down. But deep inside that burst of sound,…
    #NewsBeep #News #Science #AU #Australia #bonobos #Chimpanzees #Gorillas #greatapes #humanspeechevolution #laughter #NewDiscoveries #orangutans #primatebehavior #Primates #research #Rhythm #vocalcontrol
    newsbeep.com/au/763929/

  2. πŸ’πŸ»β€β™€οΈ TIL: πŸ¦§πŸ˜‚ University of #Warwick researchers recorded #laughter from #orangutans, #gorillas, #chimpanzees, #bonobos, and #humans, finding the same evenly spaced #rhythm across all six species.

    The #structure traces back to a common ancestor 15 million years ago and has remained unchanged. Human laughter has evolved faster and more context dependent, possibly a building block for #speech.

    πŸ‘‰ popsci.com/environment/apes-hu

    #evolution #greatapes #primatology #vocalization #animals #science #communication #biology

  3. πŸ’πŸ»β€β™€οΈ TIL: πŸ¦§πŸ˜‚ University of #Warwick researchers recorded #laughter from #orangutans, #gorillas, #chimpanzees, #bonobos, and #humans, finding the same evenly spaced #rhythm across all six species.

    The #structure traces back to a common ancestor 15 million years ago and has remained unchanged. Human laughter has evolved faster and more context dependent, possibly a building block for #speech.

    πŸ‘‰ popsci.com/environment/apes-hu

    #evolution #greatapes #primatology #vocalization #animals #science #communication #biology

  4. πŸ’πŸ»β€β™€οΈ TIL: πŸ¦§πŸ˜‚ University of #Warwick researchers recorded #laughter from #orangutans, #gorillas, #chimpanzees, #bonobos, and #humans, finding the same evenly spaced #rhythm across all six species.

    The #structure traces back to a common ancestor 15 million years ago and has remained unchanged. Human laughter has evolved faster and more context dependent, possibly a building block for #speech.

    πŸ‘‰ popsci.com/environment/apes-hu

    #evolution #greatapes #primatology #vocalization #animals #science #communication #biology

  5. πŸ’πŸ»β€β™€οΈ TIL: πŸ¦§πŸ˜‚ University of #Warwick researchers recorded #laughter from #orangutans, #gorillas, #chimpanzees, #bonobos, and #humans, finding the same evenly spaced #rhythm across all six species.

    The #structure traces back to a common ancestor 15 million years ago and has remained unchanged. Human laughter has evolved faster and more context dependent, possibly a building block for #speech.

    πŸ‘‰ popsci.com/environment/apes-hu

    #evolution #greatapes #primatology #vocalization #animals #science #communication #biology

  6. πŸ’πŸ»β€β™€οΈ TIL: πŸ¦§πŸ˜‚ University of #Warwick researchers recorded #laughter from #orangutans, #gorillas, #chimpanzees, #bonobos, and #humans, finding the same evenly spaced #rhythm across all six species.

    The #structure traces back to a common ancestor 15 million years ago and has remained unchanged. Human laughter has evolved faster and more context dependent, possibly a building block for #speech.

    πŸ‘‰ popsci.com/environment/apes-hu

    #evolution #greatapes #primatology #vocalization #animals #science #communication #biology

  7. πŸ’πŸ»β€β™€οΈ TIL: πŸ¦§πŸ˜‚ University of #Warwick researchers recorded #laughter from #orangutans, #gorillas, #chimpanzees, #bonobos, and #humans, finding the same evenly spaced #rhythm across all six species.

    The #structure traces back to a common ancestor 15 million years ago and has remained unchanged. Human laughter has evolved faster and more context dependent, possibly a building block for #speech.

    πŸ‘‰ popsci.com/environment/apes-hu

    #evolution #greatapes #primatology #vocalization #animals #science #communication #biology

  8. πŸ’πŸ»β€β™€οΈ TIL: πŸ¦§πŸ˜‚ University of #Warwick researchers recorded #laughter from #orangutans, #gorillas, #chimpanzees, #bonobos, and #humans, finding the same evenly spaced #rhythm across all six species.

    The #structure traces back to a common ancestor 15 million years ago and has remained unchanged. Human laughter has evolved faster and more context dependent, possibly a building block for #speech.

    πŸ‘‰ popsci.com/environment/apes-hu

    #evolution #greatapes #primatology #vocalization #animals #science #communication #biology

  9. πŸ’πŸ»β€β™€οΈ TIL: πŸ¦§πŸ˜‚ University of #Warwick researchers recorded #laughter from #orangutans, #gorillas, #chimpanzees, #bonobos, and #humans, finding the same evenly spaced #rhythm across all six species.

    The #structure traces back to a common ancestor 15 million years ago and has remained unchanged. Human laughter has evolved faster and more context dependent, possibly a building block for #speech.

    πŸ‘‰ popsci.com/environment/apes-hu

    #evolution #greatapes #primatology #vocalization #animals #science #communication #biology

  10. πŸ’πŸ»β€β™€οΈ TIL: πŸ¦§πŸ˜‚ University of #Warwick researchers recorded #laughter from #orangutans, #gorillas, #chimpanzees, #bonobos, and #humans, finding the same evenly spaced #rhythm across all six species.

    The #structure traces back to a common ancestor 15 million years ago and has remained unchanged. Human laughter has evolved faster and more context dependent, possibly a building block for #speech.

    πŸ‘‰ popsci.com/environment/apes-hu

    #evolution #greatapes #primatology #vocalization #animals #science #communication #biology

  11. πŸ’πŸ»β€β™€οΈ TIL: πŸ¦§πŸ˜‚ University of #Warwick researchers recorded #laughter from #orangutans, #gorillas, #chimpanzees, #bonobos, and #humans, finding the same evenly spaced #rhythm across all six species.

    The #structure traces back to a common ancestor 15 million years ago and has remained unchanged. Human laughter has evolved faster and more context dependent, possibly a building block for #speech.

    πŸ‘‰ popsci.com/environment/apes-hu

    #evolution #greatapes #primatology #vocalization #animals #science #communication #biology

  12. A small study of great ape cognition (six cognitive tests were given in 10 sessions over 1.5 years to 48 individuals of four species) found that within individuals, performance on tasks that did not require social cognition was highly correlated, but performance was not correlated on tasks requiring social cognition--unlike humans.

    Summary: neurosciencenews.com/great-ape

    Original paper: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.11

    #Science #Cognition #GreatApes

  13. A small study of great ape cognition (six cognitive tests were given in 10 sessions over 1.5 years to 48 individuals of four species) found that within individuals, performance on tasks that did not require social cognition was highly correlated, but performance was not correlated on tasks requiring social cognition--unlike humans.

    Summary: neurosciencenews.com/great-ape

    Original paper: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.11

    #Science #Cognition #GreatApes

  14. A small study of great ape cognition (six cognitive tests were given in 10 sessions over 1.5 years to 48 individuals of four species) found that within individuals, performance on tasks that did not require social cognition was highly correlated, but performance was not correlated on tasks requiring social cognition--unlike humans.

    Summary: neurosciencenews.com/great-ape

    Original paper: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.11

    #Science #Cognition #GreatApes

  15. A small study of great ape cognition (six cognitive tests were given in 10 sessions over 1.5 years to 48 individuals of four species) found that within individuals, performance on tasks that did not require social cognition was highly correlated, but performance was not correlated on tasks requiring social cognition--unlike humans.

    Summary: neurosciencenews.com/great-ape

    Original paper: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.11

    #Science #Cognition #GreatApes

  16. A small study of great ape cognition (six cognitive tests were given in 10 sessions over 1.5 years to 48 individuals of four species) found that within individuals, performance on tasks that did not require social cognition was highly correlated, but performance was not correlated on tasks requiring social cognition--unlike humans.

    Summary: neurosciencenews.com/great-ape

    Original paper: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.11

    #Science #Cognition #GreatApes

  17. Max-Planck-Gesellschaft: Largest open dataset of great ape cognition. β€œA new publication introduces the EVApeCognition Dataset, a major open-access resource designed to advance research into the cognition of great apes. Compiling 262 experimental datasets from 150 scientific publications, the dataset was produced at the Wolfgang KΓΆhler Primate Research Center in Leipzig, Germany, between 2004 […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/24/max-planck-gesellschaft-largest-open-dataset-of-great-ape-cognition/
  18. Max-Planck-Gesellschaft: Largest open dataset of great ape cognition. β€œA new publication introduces the EVApeCognition Dataset, a major open-access resource designed to advance research into the cognition of great apes. Compiling 262 experimental datasets from 150 scientific publications, the dataset was produced at the Wolfgang KΓΆhler Primate Research Center in Leipzig, Germany, between 2004 […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/24/max-planck-gesellschaft-largest-open-dataset-of-great-ape-cognition/
  19. Max-Planck-Gesellschaft: Largest open dataset of great ape cognition. β€œA new publication introduces the EVApeCognition Dataset, a major open-access resource designed to advance research into the cognition of great apes. Compiling 262 experimental datasets from 150 scientific publications, the dataset was produced at the Wolfgang KΓΆhler Primate Research Center in Leipzig, Germany, between 2004 […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/24/max-planck-gesellschaft-largest-open-dataset-of-great-ape-cognition/
  20. Max-Planck-Gesellschaft: Largest open dataset of great ape cognition. β€œA new publication introduces the EVApeCognition Dataset, a major open-access resource designed to advance research into the cognition of great apes. Compiling 262 experimental datasets from 150 scientific publications, the dataset was produced at the Wolfgang KΓΆhler Primate Research Center in Leipzig, Germany, between 2004 […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/24/max-planck-gesellschaft-largest-open-dataset-of-great-ape-cognition/
  21. Max-Planck-Gesellschaft: Largest open dataset of great ape cognition. β€œA new publication introduces the EVApeCognition Dataset, a major open-access resource designed to advance research into the cognition of great apes. Compiling 262 experimental datasets from 150 scientific publications, the dataset was produced at the Wolfgang KΓΆhler Primate Research Center in Leipzig, Germany, between 2004 […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/24/max-planck-gesellschaft-largest-open-dataset-of-great-ape-cognition/
  22. Great apes grasp the concept of pretending, and they can rationalize. There are often big cultural differences between neighboring groups, different ways an individual group does things. now scientists are wondering if conservation efforts should also focus on preserving cultures among apes.
    theguardian.com/environment/20
    #GreatApes

  23. Great apes grasp the concept of pretending, and they can rationalize. There are often big cultural differences between neighboring groups, different ways an individual group does things. now scientists are wondering if conservation efforts should also focus on preserving cultures among apes.
    theguardian.com/environment/20
    #GreatApes

  24. Great apes grasp the concept of pretending, and they can rationalize. There are often big cultural differences between neighboring groups, different ways an individual group does things. now scientists are wondering if conservation efforts should also focus on preserving cultures among apes.
    theguardian.com/environment/20
    #GreatApes

  25. Great apes grasp the concept of pretending, and they can rationalize. There are often big cultural differences between neighboring groups, different ways an individual group does things. now scientists are wondering if conservation efforts should also focus on preserving cultures among apes.
    theguardian.com/environment/20
    #GreatApes

  26. Great apes grasp the concept of pretending, and they can rationalize. There are often big cultural differences between neighboring groups, different ways an individual group does things. now scientists are wondering if conservation efforts should also focus on preserving cultures among apes.
    theguardian.com/environment/20
    #GreatApes

  27. Same-sex behavior in primates is shaped by social organization and ecology, including climate, a new study finds.

    In gorillas, these relationships can strengthen social bonds and reduce competition, helping individuals access mates or resources.

    But the role of same-sex behavior varies widely across species β€” and even within the same population β€” underscoring the need for species-specific research.

    by Aimable Twahirwa
    news.mongabay.com/2026/01/stud

    #news #wildlife #greatapes #primates

  28. Same-sex behavior in primates is shaped by social organization and ecology, including climate, a new study finds.

    In gorillas, these relationships can strengthen social bonds and reduce competition, helping individuals access mates or resources.

    But the role of same-sex behavior varies widely across species β€” and even within the same population β€” underscoring the need for species-specific research.

    by Aimable Twahirwa
    news.mongabay.com/2026/01/stud

    #news #wildlife #greatapes #primates

  29. Same-sex behavior in primates is shaped by social organization and ecology, including climate, a new study finds.

    In gorillas, these relationships can strengthen social bonds and reduce competition, helping individuals access mates or resources.

    But the role of same-sex behavior varies widely across species β€” and even within the same population β€” underscoring the need for species-specific research.

    by Aimable Twahirwa
    news.mongabay.com/2026/01/stud

    #news #wildlife #greatapes #primates

  30. Same-sex behavior in primates is shaped by social organization and ecology, including climate, a new study finds.

    In gorillas, these relationships can strengthen social bonds and reduce competition, helping individuals access mates or resources.

    But the role of same-sex behavior varies widely across species β€” and even within the same population β€” underscoring the need for species-specific research.

    by Aimable Twahirwa
    news.mongabay.com/2026/01/stud

    #news #wildlife #greatapes #primates

  31. Same-sex behavior in primates is shaped by social organization and ecology, including climate, a new study finds.

    In gorillas, these relationships can strengthen social bonds and reduce competition, helping individuals access mates or resources.

    But the role of same-sex behavior varies widely across species β€” and even within the same population β€” underscoring the need for species-specific research.

    by Aimable Twahirwa
    news.mongabay.com/2026/01/stud

    #news #wildlife #greatapes #primates