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Chimps and bonobos hug and hold hands just like us

New study suggests ancient origins of reassuring social touch among apes

New study suggests ancient origins of reassuring social touch among apes
Author Ailie McWhinniePosted on July 21, 2026

Goats love to bash heads—but it might give them brain damage

Three headbutting goats showed signs of neurodegeneration similar to those in humans following head injuries

Three headbutting goats showed signs of neurodegeneration similar to those in humans following head injuries
Author Ailie McWhinniePosted on July 20, 2026

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