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194 | Frans de Waal on Culture and Gender in Primates
Sean Carroll's Mindscape: Science, Society, Philosophy, Culture, Arts, and Ideas
Orea Primates Sacrificing Their Well Being for the Well Being of Others
In the wild, for example, symplese sometimes help each other against leopards. And we also know that chimpense sometimes rescue each other from drowning. So ye, i think there is altruistic behavior, and there is sometimes also altruistic behavior for which they get nothing back. In cimponses, an old female in a colony who could not walk any more,. barely walk any moreand so each time she went to the water faucet to drink., younger females would run ahead of her and suck up a lot of water then spit it into her mouth. They would also help her to join her friends in a climbing frame and push her up to join her
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