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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
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The most non-violent species of primate is the Bonobo; they frequently engage in sex to resolve and avoid disputes, their groups are ruled by matriarchs and they frequently walk upright.
Curiously they are probably the least filmed primate species. |
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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"The most non-violent species of primate is the Bonobo; they frequently engage in sex to resolve and avoid disputes, their groups are ruled by matriarchs and they frequently walk upright.
Curiously they are probably the least filmed primate species."
Jesus suck the joy out of a thread completely |
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"The most non-violent species of primate is the Bonobo; they frequently engage in sex to resolve and avoid disputes, their groups are ruled by matriarchs and they frequently walk upright.
Curiously they are probably the least filmed primate species.
Jesus suck the joy out of a thread completely "
Is not all about hitting 175 bm |
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By *og-Man OP Man
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"The most non-violent species of primate is the Bonobo; they frequently engage in sex to resolve and avoid disputes, their groups are ruled by matriarchs and they frequently walk upright.
Curiously they are probably the least filmed primate species.
Jesus suck the joy out of a thread completely
Is not all about hitting 175 bm "
Thought you meant beats per minute there for a second and thought Id be dead  |
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"So mammy chimp had to have a C Section
Baby chimp nearly died
Then when they were both recovered they got to meet each other for the first time
Yes Im crying
https://youtu.be/1t0Aa7v0sFI"
Awe my lord. That is precious! Thank you for sharing xxxx |
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"Chimpanzees don't get enough credit for their intelligence & compassion for each other.
Then again, neither do us Orangutans 
I identify as a gorilla "
Did I ever tell you that the are 0ne of my favourite animals |
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By *og-Man OP Man
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"Chimpanzees don't get enough credit for their intelligence & compassion for each other.
Then again, neither do us Orangutans
I identify as a gorilla
Did I ever tell you that the are 0ne of my favourite animals "
Bangs chest and roars  |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
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Chimpanzees are definitely intelligent, but also very very violent; they engage in cannibalistic raids on nearby groups, whereas bonobos, the least known of the primates are caring but can be violent, if angered.
They are more like us than any other primate.
They avoid conflict where possible, whereas the chimpanzee relishes a fight. |
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"Chimpanzees are definitely intelligent, but also very very violent; they engage in cannibalistic raids on nearby groups, whereas bonobos, the least known of the primates are caring but can be violent, if angered.
They are more like us than any other primate.
They avoid conflict where possible, whereas the chimpanzee relishes a fight."
That second bit kinda makes us sound a bit more like chimps  |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
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The vast majority of those who get themselves into leadership positions in all organisations are more like chimpanzees; those of us who care about our fellow primates are more like Bonobos.
Chimpanzees and Bonobos do not co-exist in the Congo basin; they developed on opposite sides of the wide Congo river.
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"The vast majority of those who get themselves into leadership positions in all organisations are more like chimpanzees; those of us who care about our fellow primates are more like Bonobos.
Chimpanzees and Bonobos do not co-exist in the Congo basin; they developed on opposite sides of the wide Congo river.
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But we have boats ? |
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By *og-Man OP Man
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"The vast majority of those who get themselves into leadership positions in all organisations are more like chimpanzees; those of us who care about our fellow primates are more like Bonobos.
Chimpanzees and Bonobos do not co-exist in the Congo basin; they developed on opposite sides of the wide Congo river.
But we have boats ? "
The lads from Top Gear could build a bridge |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The vast majority of those who get themselves into leadership positions in all organisations are more like chimpanzees; those of us who care about our fellow primates are more like Bonobos.
Chimpanzees and Bonobos do not co-exist in the Congo basin; they developed on opposite sides of the wide Congo river.
But we have boats ?
The lads from Top Gear could build a bridge "
Could we not just swing too the other side |
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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"The vast majority of those who get themselves into leadership positions in all organisations are more like chimpanzees; those of us who care about our fellow primates are more like Bonobos.
Chimpanzees and Bonobos do not co-exist in the Congo basin; they developed on opposite sides of the wide Congo river.
But we have boats ?
The lads from Top Gear could build a bridge
Could we not just swing too the other side "
Are you a swinger |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The vast majority of those who get themselves into leadership positions in all organisations are more like chimpanzees; those of us who care about our fellow primates are more like Bonobos.
Chimpanzees and Bonobos do not co-exist in the Congo basin; they developed on opposite sides of the wide Congo river.
But we have boats ?
The lads from Top Gear could build a bridge
Could we not just swing too the other side
Are you a swinger "
No we just hang around with the wrong monkeys |
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