Politics · Greece
Tickled Apes Shed Light on Evolution of Laughter
2 sourcesFirst reported 27 days agoUpdated 26 days ago
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- A study examines laughter patterns in chimps, gorillas, and human children.
- Findings suggest a shared rhythmic sound pattern among species.
- This could trace back to their common ancestor.
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