New research published in 'Science' reveals that bumblebees possess the ability to spontaneously solve problems, a trait previously thought to be exclusive to animals with larger brains like chimpanzees.

Lola ya Bonobo, the world's only sanctuary for orphaned bonobo chimpanzees, operates in Kinshasa, Congo, where human surrogate mothers provide care for young bonobos rescued from poachers or captivity.

Researchers are observing a 'civil war' among chimpanzee populations in Uganda, with uncertainty about its potential outcome.

Researchers are exploring whether bloody conflicts between chimpanzees can shed light on the reasons behind human warfare. While territorial disputes among animal groups are common, wars within such groups are extremely rare.

Reports indicate that wild chimpanzees have been involved in a 'bloody conflict spanning many years,' described as a 'civil war' within their community.

A new study reveals that two groups of chimpanzees in Uganda have been engaged in a violent conflict for over 10 years, resulting in the deaths of nearly 30 individuals.

A rare and violent 'civil war' among the world's largest group of chimpanzees has been ongoing for over 10 years, transforming former allies into mortal enemies and resulting in the deaths of at least 17 infant and seven adult primates.

In a new study published this week in the journal Science, primatologists have recorded the first observed "civil war" among wild chimpanzees, writes

Scientists have expressed shock after observing chimpanzees engaging in a killing spree, turning on members of their own group.

An excerpt from Sean B. Carroll's book 'Endless Forms Most Beautiful' explores the genetic similarities between humans and other species, noting that humans share nearly 99% of genes with chimpanzees.

The story of the monkey Punch went around the world, but it is not a unique case. From chimpanzees to elephants, several rescued animals form unexpected bonds with toys that give them comfort and companionship.

A report highlights various rescued animals, including chimpanzees, a mountain lion, an elephant, and a penguin, who have formed strong attachments to their emotional support toys.

In an attempt to understand our own fascination with the shiny minerals, researchers gave some to chimps.

Research conducted in Kibale National Park has confirmed the 'drunk monkey' theory, showing that chimpanzees consume fruit naturally containing alcohol, sometimes exceeding workplace safety thresholds.

A new study reveals that chimpanzees employ a 'secret language' involving specific gestures and sounds to flirt, akin to human 'pick-up lines'.

A new study has revealed that bumblebees possess the ability to solve complex problems spontaneously, a cognitive ability usually associated with large-brained vertebrates, even without prior training.

New research by French and Japanese primatologists indicates that chimpanzees, known for enjoying painting, each possess their own distinct artistic style.

Chimpanzees in western Uganda have engaged in an unusual and deadly conflict, with one community splitting into rival groups that are carrying out repeated attacks, offering rare insight into the fracturing of social bonds.

A report details observations of chimpanzees employing sophisticated military-like tactics during attacks, shedding new light on their complex social behaviors and intelligence.

Reports indicate that a group of wild chimpanzees has been involved in a prolonged and bloody conflict, described as a 'civil war' spanning many years.

A weekly science news summary covers findings on chimpanzees engaging in prolonged civil war, pesticides causing hidden diabetes in farmers, and loneliness increasing cancer risk.

A previously harmonious community of 200 chimpanzees has been embroiled in a civil war-like conflict for eight years, with members killing each other.

Researchers have documented an eight-year-long 'civil war' among the Ngogo chimpanzee community in Uganda, marking a rare observation of prolonged conflict within the species.

Researchers in Uganda are astonished by a surge in deadly violence among chimpanzee communities that have split since 1995, with one faction now attacking the other.

A long-term study documents over decades how an unusually large chimpanzee group split, leading to a deadly escalation.

A new study suggests that bonobos may not be as peaceful as previously thought, challenging their long-held reputation as the 'hippies' of the simian world in contrast to chimpanzees.

New research suggests that bonobos, often considered the 'cool hippies' of the ape world for their 'make love, not war' ethos, may not be as peaceful as previously believed, challenging their contrast with more aggressive chimpanzees.

Scientists have studied wild chimpanzees consuming fermented fruit, analyzing their urine to understand the amount of alcohol ingested, which could provide insights into the evolutionary origins of human alcohol consumption.

Scientists studying wild African chimpanzees found they consume alcohol from fermented fruit, suggesting that humans' pull toward alcohol may have ancient evolutionary roots.

A recent study has revealed that a significant portion of observed chimpanzees consume enough fermented fruit to equate to a human having two alcoholic drinks daily, suggesting they also enjoy getting drunk.

Finnish researchers conducted a classic experiment on the insects, demonstrating their ability to solve complex problems despite their small brains.

A new study analyzing human wrist bone anatomy suggests that humans may have evolved from knuckle-walking ancestors, similar to modern chimpanzees and gorillas.

Recent findings have transformed understanding of great apes, showing bonobos engage in pretend play like tea parties and chimpanzees exhibit rational thought, highlighting their similarities to humans.

A new report explores the prevalence of conflict and lack of peace among chimpanzees, drawing comparisons to human warfare. The study suggests that aggression and territorial disputes are not exclusive to Homo sapiens.

Scientists are investigating a deadly 'civil war' among wild chimpanzees that erupted following a massive split within their group, with the exact causes remaining unknown.

A new study reveals that nearly 30 chimpanzees in Uganda have mysteriously started killing each other in what is described as a bloody "civil war." These chimpanzees, who grew up together, suddenly turned on each other.

Researchers report that the world's largest known group of wild chimpanzees in Uganda has been engaged in a brutal 'civil war' for eight years, resulting in the deaths of at least 24 primates.

Researchers have observed a prolonged and violent conflict, described as a 'civil war,' within the Ngogo chimpanzee community in Uganda over the past eight years.

Scientists have expressed shock after observing chimpanzees turning on and killing members of their own social group in what has been described as a killing spree.

Researchers are surprised by observations of chimpanzees attacking and killing members of their own social group, a behavior distinct from their known aggression towards rival groups.

A new study describes a long-running conflict between chimpanzee groups in Uganda's Kibale National Park, which researchers are calling a 'civil war' and the bloodiest on record. The conflict, observed since 2015, may offer insights into the origins of human warfare.

A new study investigates whether bonobos are truly the peaceful counterparts to chimpanzees. While chimpanzee aggression primarily comes from males, the study found female bonobos to be significantly more aggressive than female chimpanzees.

Research into chimpanzees' apparent 'love' for crystals is providing new insights into the behavior of ancient humans, as archaeologists have long found crystals near ancient human remains.

The Ljubljana Zoo has announced the birth of a new chimpanzee cub, named Togo by its keepers after the West African country where Western chimpanzees are locally extinct.

Research shows that chimpanzees may actively seek out alcoholic fruits