Animals
Great Apes and Humans: Conserving Our Evolutionary Relatives [EXCLUSIVE]
There is no doubt that apes and humans have a lot in common, in terms of personality, intellect and emotional states, and so with many of these species in decline, conservationists note that it is more important than ever that we work to save our evolutionary relatives.
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