Some forms of communication are universal. Body language and gestures can say more than spoken words.
A study published Monday looked at how two groups of chimpanzees and two groups of bonobos — a close relative of the chimp — use hand and limb gestures to communicate. [...]
"A chimpanzee may stretch out an open hand to another as a signal for support, whereas the same gesture toward a possessor of food signals a desire to share," [...]
The primate does not fall far from the tree.
4 comments:
LOL! Send that photo to every member of the Official Languages committee (link at my place)!
Did you do the photoedit?
Photo edit..... what photo edit?... this chimp knows how to communicate with us mere humans!
Oops, my mistake.
Which Member of Parliament is he, exactly? They all look alike to me...
It kind of looks like Justine Trudeau trying to imitate his dad....
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