“When we think of social animals-that is, animals who live together in well-defined groups, and form enduring relationships- we usually think of the great apes, of wolves and other members of the dog family, and, or course, of humans. Science… — Benjamin Kilham Copy Share Image
“Highly social animals like dogs and chimpanzees who live in small groups evolved to be more tolerant in subordinate roles. The fact that young bears behave more like young humans suggests common influences upon their social behaviour.” — Benjamin Kilham Copy Share Image
“When we think of social animals-that is, animals who live together in well-defined groups, and form enduring relationships- we usually think of the great… — Benjamin Kilham Copy Share Image
“Aggression in bears can be and often is a stepping stone to friendship. Friendship and alliances frequently develop by repeated interactions, with initial aggression… — Benjamin Kilham Copy Share Image
“Highly social animals like dogs and chimpanzees who live in small groups evolved to be more tolerant in subordinate roles. The fact that young… — Benjamin Kilham Copy Share Image
“Bears, it turns out, are a lot like humans. They form alliances with strangers, they make calculations about relative costs and benefits, they lay… — Benjamin Kilham Copy Share Image
