Ground-nesting chimps hold lessons for conservation — and for human evolution

Mongabay
Apr 27, 2023, 2:42 pm117 pts
Chimpanzees tend to sleep more on the ground than previously thought, a behavior that has implications for their conservation and could help explain how and when early humans abandoned trees to set up home on the ground, a new study says. Until now, nesting on the ground was considered rare in most populations…

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