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Scientists Discover Chimpanzees Making Weapons
In West Africa, wild chimpanzees are doing something once thought to be uniquely human: making weapons to hunt. Using sharpened sticks to capture bush babies hiding in trees, they're challenging what we know about human evolution.
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