Bonobos, like humans, cooperate with unrelated members of other groups
Humans regularly cooperate and share resources with other, unrelated humans in different social groups, often without any immediate, reciprocated benefits....
Read moreHumans regularly cooperate and share resources with other, unrelated humans in different social groups, often without any immediate, reciprocated benefits....
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