Champanzi is involved in the coast behavior

Move, Fashion Week – the most important accessories for this season are a blade of grass paid in your ear. Or, really bold: your ass.

Chimpanzee in the Zambian Wildlife Reserve Viral go – Not to escape or throw stools, but for their strange behavior, which is baffled as much as it is a candy.

At the orphanage for the Chimfunshi wildlife, a group of captive chimpanzees moved to removing the grass from their ears, and they are researchers in the direction for the first time in 2010, originally reported by Direct science.

But now, her second chimpanze Raising – By sticking to it where the sun does not shine.

Yes, I have read this right. New study Published July 4 in the magazine “Behavior” reveals the latest main hobby that involves the embodiment of grass in its straightness and leaving it hanging like the worst tail of the world.

Why? Even experts scratch their heads.

The first TrendSetter, a female chimpanzee called Jolie, began herbal ear mad more than a decade.

After her death in 2013, she kept her son and a few others alive. But until 2023, it was not that the branch brigade exploded on the scene.

Juma-Shampanze Spread Faster than lice in the middle school cabinet room.

Within a week, his entire collection was in Gag – ER, grass.

The researchers, who have seen monkeys closely more than a year, say the trend is not related to hygiene or comfort. Everything about influence.

“In captivity, they have more free time than the wild.” “They do not have to stay in a state of alert or spend a lot of time searching for food.”

So with additional stopping and lack of tiktok to pass, this chimpanzee shows this taste – and may enhance their friends’ groups in this process.

“It can also serve a social purpose,” added Van Leeuwen. “By copying the behavior of another person, you show that you notice and perhaps such a person. Therefore, it may help enhance social ties and create a sense of belonging within the group, just as in humans.”

As published I mentioned earlierThe wild chimpanzees in West Africa were recently caught on breaking the cold open camera on its own – in the form of African bread closed with wine.

Researchers from the University of Exeter discovered tumultuous behavior at the Cantanhez National Park in Guinea Bissau, where the fruit-fruit-frying towers were recorded in light of 0.61 % ABV-in what may be the original happy watch.

“For humans, we know that drinking alcohol leads to the release of dopamine and endorphins, and the resulting feelings of happiness and relaxation,” a report.

Although chimpanzees are likely not to start from low fruits, scientists dig up if these forest juice drops are rooted in early evolutionary interconnection rituals.

In general, Charles Darwin has never said that development would be glamorous-only strangely.