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Two Researchers Discover that Apes Are Capable of Imagining and Pretending Like Humans: 'It's Extremely Shocking'
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Amalia P. M. Bastos and Christopher Krupenye have led this study that has been published in Science There are animals that not only have the ability to imagine, but can also pretend like we do human series. This has been the final conclusion that a study published in Science has come to. Amalia P. M. Bastos and Christopher Krupenye, researchers at Johns Hopkins University, have been able to secure this claim that could have its origin about nine…
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