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Re: Bonobo sexual behavior [link]

Posted by Manstuprator on 2024-June-29 16:42:53, Saturday
In reply to Re: Superstition. Ignorance. Exceptionalism. Denial. posted by SiB on 2024-June-29 15:19:13, Saturday

Yes, bonobos are more peaceful and loving than the common chimpanzee.

Some of us seem to have more similarities with bonobos, but most of us humans seem more closely related to the murderous chimps.

You can also see Wikipedia for information on bonobos (including their sexual behavior):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonobo

For more interesting stuff on bonobos (though his theories are controversial) see the following link (scroll down to find the English-language versions of his books:

https://annas-archive.org/search?q=frans+de+waal+bonobo

M.

Does the following sound familiar? "Adult male bonobos have sex with infants, although without penetration." Wikipedia

Frans de Waal's books about bonobo behavior compared to human behavior:
https://annas-archive.org/search?q=frans+de+waal+bonobo

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