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Acompanhada de vídeos nunca vistos, a primatologista Isabel Behncke Izquierdo demonstra como a sociedade dos chimpanzés pigmeus aprende ao brincar constantemente -- a solo, com amigos ou até como prelúdio do sexo. De facto, brincar parece ser a chave que os chimpanzés pigmeus usam para resolver problemas e evitar conflitos. Se resulta para os nossos primos mais próximos porque não para nós?
TED Fellow Isabel Behncke Izquierdo studies the social behavior (and play behavior in particular) of wild bonobos in DR Congo. Full bio »
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