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Topic	For the first time ever scientists witness chimps killing gorillas
DoctorPiranha3 07/22/21 9:16:14 AM #27:	Tyranthraxus posted... If you split humanity into good and evil along genetic lines, Bonobos got all the good parts and Chimpanzees got all the evil parts. I've read that this was caused by the two evolving separately across a river. On one side of the river, resources were abundant and competition wasn't very high (where the Bonobos evolved). On the other side, resources were scarce and it was a harsher environment (where the chimps evolved). Weird to think two evolutionary branches stemming from a geographic barrier, but I suppose that's how evolution works! <cite>DoctorPiranha3 posted [p:956345629] in For the fi... [t:79577313]...</cite> <quote>Tyranthraxus posted... </cite> <quote>If you split humanity into good and evil along genetic lines, Bonobos got all the good parts and Chimpanzees got all the evil parts.</quote>I've read that this was caused by the two evolving separately across a river. On one side of the river, resources were abundant and competition wasn't very high (where the Bonobos evolved). On the other side, resources were scarce and it was a harsher environment (where the chimps evolved). Weird to think two evolutionary branches stemming from a geographic barrier, but I suppose that's how evolution works! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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