Washoe and the family teach Loulis to use sign language
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Uploaded on Mar 31, 2010
This video segment explores the use and production of Loulis, the only non-human primate to learn a human language in the way that human children most typically do: from his mother. Further, the work of R. Allen and Beatrix T. Gardner continued with several other young chimpanzees that became Loulis adopted older siblings (Moja, Tatu, & Dar) and who helped Loulis to develop his use of American Sign Language within the social milieu.
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J. Patrick Malone 3 months ago
A question is asked almost annually, though answered on the front page of this channel, that I need to address. Under the advice of an intellectual property rights lawyer, I add my copyright to indicate my own editing to present ideas not necessarily those of the original creators to whom I give credit. I take responsibility for these ideas both explicit and implied, while ensuring protective distance for the original creator from any ideas expressly stated or implied due to my editing.
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All Comments (24)
moniker127 6 months ago
Brings back a lot of memories. My mom is a psychology major, got her degree at CWU in the 90s. I remember going into the compound as a kid with my mom and Dr. Fouts.
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AzeriZ1 1 year ago
I was extremely fortunate to work with Washoe, Loulis, Dar and Tatu back in 2002 as a volunteer through Earthwatch for the "Caring for Chimpanzees" project. This project centered around paper object enrichment. While we were never allowed to touch the chimpanzees (very stringent rules for safety reasons), we were allowed to observe them daily and record their activities. So many wonderful moments! One of the best experiences of my life. Thank you CHCI! Hug/Love to the chimps!
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thedeeliciousplum 1 year ago
Thank you so much for sharing about vid.
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Steven Dorfman 1 year ago
Where is Cesar? I WANT CESAR
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notrickroll 1 year ago
now teach em british sign language :P
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MARK TWAIN 1 year ago
is it necessary to keep them locked up liek that?
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deafornot7 1 year ago
A person who embraces ASL as their primary language will be considered a
member of the Deaf community. I find many deaf friends on a Deaf dating
site ----Deafornot dot c om---- Good luck to them!!!
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Beenyad 1 year ago
Teach apes sign language, release them into the wild. Watch civilization unfold.
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Kris Cliff 2 years ago
I've recently read Next of Kin for the primate class taught by Professor Lorraine McNeil at Fanshawe, and it was SUCH an amazing read. I have been obsessed with spreading the lessons of Washoe and her family.
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