Orangutan Mothers Arrange Playdates for Their Young in Borneo Study
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A 15-year study conducted in Borneo has revealed that orangutan mothers, typically solitary animals, make notable efforts to arrange playdates for their offspring. This finding highlights surprising social behaviors and sacrifices made by these apes to support their young's social development.
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