Monkeys inform group members about threats, following principles of cooperation

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Dec 2, 2019, 1:29 pm595 ptsHot
Cooperation—working together or exchanging services for the benefit of everyone involved—is a vital part of human life and contributes to our success as a species. Often, rather than helping specific others, we work for the good of the community, because this helps our friends and family who are part of the…

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