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Bonobos are an endangered species of great apes. They have two behavioural characteristics that make them stand out: one, they are known for having lots of sex, and frequently. In other words, they are the [[Chad]]s of the animal kingdom. Two, they are among the most peaceful primates around. Could the two be related? Due to their close relation to humans, bonobos could be an interesting case study into whether [[sexlessness]] among humans constitutes a [[Maslow need]] or [[ADL]] that is missing.
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Bonobos are an endangered species of great apes. They have two behavioural characteristics that make them stand out: one, they are known for having lots of sex, and frequently. In other words, they are the [[Chad]]s of the animal kingdom. They have higher male [[reproductive skew]] than chimpanzees, which is theorized to be due to them being societally cohesive.
 
Due to their close relation to humans, bonobos could be an interesting case study into whether [[sexlessness]] among humans constitutes a [[Maslow need]] or [[ADL]] that is missing.


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