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How Humans and Chimpanzees Travel Towards a Goal in Rainforests
The human ranging style is unique among hominoids. The Mbendjele BaYaka people move from camp to camp every few months and thus have a large lifetime range of approximately 800 square meters. Human foragers collect food and take it back to their camp to process and share.
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