Bonobos: Cooking

Panbanisha the bonobo demonstrates her magnificent ginsu cooking skills, and her compatriots demonstrate recognition of photos.

Sue Savage-Rumbaugh has been raising and studying Panbanisha, Kanzi and Matata for years, and as much as possible, treating them like they are human, while stil
l allowing them to behave as bonobos.

From the BBC documentary "Chimps are People, Too".

More Information:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panbanisha
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanzi
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sue_Sava...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sn/tvradio/progr...

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  Science & Technology

[encliticcopula]

She's a better cook than most college freshmen.

[Diamonddavej]

Panbanisha is a girl.

[Sabrina Hammer]

i know but i read in a book that when their in heat it like goes all out,lol

[bulldoggin12]

I once lived in an apartment complex where a teenager set the fire alarm off due to burning popcorn on the stove.

[bulldoggin12]

Like humans and other apes, bonobos menstruate, which is different from "being in heat".

[bulldoggin12]

You are thinking of common chimpanzees. These are bonobos, although common chimps do some of the things you mentioned to bonobos as well and the bonobos rarely ever fight back.

[acommunityofhermits]

Look at what humans do to each other, not surprising chimps and bonobos would do the same; we're very closely related.

[Sabrina Hammer]

its means their in heat...

[David Osborn]

Dat Ass!

[vansonbee]

Jennifer Lopez got nothing on this girl.

[Julien Ricky]

I WANT THE FULL DOCUMANTORY

[BlackMasterJoe89]

Of course lol. Most college freshmen's cooking skills consist of knowing how to cook ramen noodles: that's it.