1. The abilities of the bonobos, in particular, seem quite promising.

2. In the animal world, the highly sexed Bonobo chimpanzees are known to kiss each other passionately. And orangutans in Borneo have learnt to kiss each other by observing humans.

3. Most likely a primate similar to the Bonobo was the first to laugh.

4. Men, it seems, emulate their bonobo brethren: the Internet is saturated with self-portraits of penises snapped by men from every nation on Earth.

5. Similarly, Bonobo is a solution for GNOME, but is quite heavy, being based on CORBA.

6. Bonobo chimpanzees display their physical interest in one another directly and ceaselessly, performing sex acts as greetings.

7. In fact, bonobo promiscuity seems to be an example of this.

8. Because of the similar morphological traits between bonobos and humans, some anthropologists consider the bonobo to be the best living prototype for the common ancestor of humans.

9. Nyota, the babysitting bonobo, has become especially close to his four-month-old baby cousin, Teco, according to the Great Ape Trust, which provided the below images.

10. As a result, chimp and bonobo wrists have special features that gorillas lack - little ridges and concavities that serve as 'bony stops' to keep their wrists from over-bending.

11. This may seem obvious but bonobo societies are often portrayed as egalitarian affairs.

12. One hypothesis for this is that the bonobo environment is so rich in food, that they don't need to use tools.

13. This male bonobo chimpanzee may look like a dominant male(), but he's really just a big mama's boy.

14. Bonobo and UNO will be working together, so you can easily embed a StarOffice spreadsheet into another application," he said.

15. Surbeck found no evidence that bonobo males engage in rape or that females resist mating attempts.

16. Bonobo is the GNOME architecture for creating reusable software components and compound documents.

17. The Mary Poppins of the bonobo world turns out to be a 12-year-old male, who adores infants so much that he has become a stellar babysitter in his social set.

18. He said humans have characteristics from both the bonobo and chimpanzee, which is more aggressive and domineering.

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19. The bonobo is a type of ape. It lives only in the Congo and it's one of our closest living relatives.

20. This type of maternal support is possible in bonobo societies because males tend to stay with the group they were born into.

21. Teco was born on June 1, 2010 and is the first baby bonobo at Great Ape Trust.

22. At Agile 2006, she examined the cooperative behavior of Bonobo apes from an ethological perspective and spoke about how “natural” the cooperative aspects of Agile are.

23. Our closest animal cousins, the common chimpanzee and the bonobo ( pygmy chimpanzee), can achieve surprising levels of language comprehension when motivated by skilled teachers.

24. In helping her own young, who share half of her DNA, a bonobo mother can ensure that her own genes have the best chance of being inherited by another generation.

25. Contrary to the expectations of many, the researchers also found that two high-profile species, the gorilla and the pygmy chimpanzee, or bonobo, should be downgraded to a lower level of threat.

26. Although it's possible, he says, that bats are just being sexually playful, like their human and bonobo counterparts.