The Times of India August 23, 2026 • 13:00

In 2022, Johns Hopkins researchers found that bonobos and chimpanzees can remember former companions; one - The Times of India

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Science News: A remarkable study by Johns Hopkins researchers shows that bonobos like Louise can remember their companions for over two decades, challenging our understanding of memory in non-human animals.

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