Female Chimpanzees Use Tools, Including Spears, More Often Than Males While Hunting, Study Reveals

techtimes.com ^ | | April 16, 10:13 AM | James Maynard

[momtothree]

“Yeah.... but could they drive?”

Now, Moovova... you know perfectly well they can drive. Parallel parking? Yeah.. not so much. :)

[moovova]

“Parallel parking?”

I’ve been hit twice in my current car. Both times my car was parked, both female drivers, both backing up, neither time was I in my car.

Once was a client of mine...the other was my wife...so both times...I took the blame. :-)

[Albion Wilde]

"It's just another example of diversity in chimp behavior...," Jill Pruetz, an anthropology professor at Iowa State University, said.

Diversity? Faugggghhhh, libspeak! It's dimorphism, lady. Two divergent behaviors according to sex.

[momtothree]

To be fair, moovova... you did park your stupid car where they were backing up. So yeah... it was your fault (kidding, kidding :))

[Albion Wilde]

So are they going to apply this female chimp behavior to humans somehow????

The females have to make the sandwiches and get the coffee, right? LOL

[moovova]

That’s the track I took.

[Bob434]

[[Female Chimpanzees Use Tools, Including Spears, More Often Than Males While Hunting, Study Reveals]]

Perhaps, crudely, but they STILL fling their own poo at one another