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Female Bonobos, It Turns Out, Aren’t Just Fruit-Eating Pacifists, but Vicious Hunters.

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Taylor Brown in The New York Times: Bonobos have long had a reputation as the hippies of the ape world. Famously nonaggressive, their matriarchal societies, strong female friendships and largely vegetarian diets have stood in stark contrast to the macho bloodlust of their two closest relatives — chimpanzees and humans. Until now. New research published in Current Biology upends a deep-seated understanding about bonobos and, as a result, could ch…

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Women of bonobos participated in 60% of the hunts identified during ten years of observation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The study, published in October 2026, revealed that the capture of animals depends not only on the gender of the individuals, but also on the power relations existing between the members of the communities. As the researchers discovered...

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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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