Bonobos produce high-pitched ‘baby-like’ cries when they are attacked – to attract comfort from others, reveals new research.
The displays of distress are strategic – increasing their chances of consolation from other apes, say scientists.
Bonobos produce high-pitched ‘baby-like’ cries when they are attacked – to attract comfort from others, reveals new research.
The displays of distress are strategic – increasing their chances of consolation from other apes, say scientists.