Apes and humans are surprisingly similar sometimes, and we also share some habits and personality traits.
These animals are often claimed to be extremely intelligent, and it's not surprise, why.
Here are a few examples.
Social bonding
Humans and apes are highly social beings.
They form strong social bonds within their groups, engage in grooming as a form of social interaction, and demonstrate empathy and cooperation.
Problem-solving
Humans and apes are intelligent creatures capable of problem-solving.
They can find creative solutions to various challenges they encounter in their environment.
Playfulness
Like humans, young apes engage in playful behavior, which helps them develop essential skills and social bonds.
Use of emotions
Humans and apes display a wide range of emotions, including joy, sadness, fear, anger, and love.
These emotions play a crucial role in their social interactions and relationships.
Learning from others
Both humans and apes are capable of observational learning, where they acquire new skills and behaviors by watching and imitating others.
Family structures
Humans and apes have recognizable family structures.
They live in family units, with mothers caring for their young and extended families providing support and protection.
Altruism
Humans and apes have demonstrated acts of altruism, showing care and concern for others without direct benefits to themselves.
