Animals
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Chimpanzees Communities in Uganda Use Unique Leaf Local Gestures to Communicate With Their Groups
The chimpanzees in communities in Uganda have amazing skills in communicating using leaf-modifying local gestures, allowing them to flirt and dominate. Read here.
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