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Learning to Share from the Bonobos Over the years man has been learning from animals, especially in the field of defense, like the stealth bomber gets it looks from the stingray, or martial arts like the Shaolin Kung Fu was developed by watching the way animals engage each other. Throughout history if we have been learning from animals to design weaponry, then why not also pick up the good things like caring and sharing. Like the Bonobos, who could teach us a lot at this point of time. What is a Bonobo? A Bonobo (Pan paniscus) is called the left bank chimpanzees and also known as pygmy chimpanzees, they were the last ape species to be identified late in 1926, nearly three centuries after the other apes were known to science. The Chimpanzee family is broken into two sections, one is the common chimpanzee which we all know, the big strong aggressive chimps and the other is the Bonobo. The Bobono genes are more than 98% similar to that of the DNA structure of man, which makes it the closest species to homosapiens. Their hair is parted, have pink lips, they also have facial features that make each one of them look unique just like us. The sad part is they are an endangered species that live in Congo. Bonobo Behaviour: Bonobos are different from chimpanzees, so far no lethal aggression has been detected among Bonobos, perhaps because they have not been studied enough in the wild but even the ones in the zoo. Apart from that, their societies are dominated by the female rather than the male species. These chimps like men have sex for pleasure and whats even more interesting is that like humans, bonobos participate in a variety of sexual exchanges. Bonobos are thought to be the only non-human apes to have been observed engaging in all of the following sexual activities: face-to-face genital sex (most frequently female-female, then male-female and male-male), tongue kissing, and oral sex. Learning from Bonobos: Bonobos can teach todays society to be open towards people who have different sexual preferences. Although the Bonobos go a step further and do not form permanent relationships with individual partners as well. Sexual intercourse plays a major role in Bonobo society, being used as a greeting, a means of conflict resolution and post-conflict reconciliation, and as favors traded by the females in exchange for food. When Bonobos come upon a new food source or feeding ground, the increased excitement will usually lead to communal sexual activity, presumably decreasing tension and allowing for peaceful feeding. The video below features Susan Savage-Rumbaugh: The gentle genius of bonobos. Bonobos can understand spoken language and learn tasks by watching, forces the audience to rethink how much of what a species can do is determined by biology and how much by cultural exposure. These sexual activities before feeding help the Bonobos share their food with each other rather than fighting over food like the common chimpanzee. When you put today’s state of affairs where the world is in turmoil fighting over oil, we all need to learn from the Bonobos that its so much more fun to share! Male dominance in our society, has led to a loss of emotion in the system which lacks sensitivity, this has been spoken about in Frijof Capra’s the Turning Point my, do hope we all can learn something from these loving chimps!
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U?enje na dionici od bonobo majmuna Tijekom godina čovjek je učiti od životinja, posebno u području obrane, kao stealth bombarder dobiva to izgleda iz raže, ili borilačke vještine kao što su Shaolin Kung Fu je razvijen od strane gledajući način na koji životinje baviti jedni drugima. Kroz povijest, ako smo učiti od životinja za dizajn oružja, onda zašto ne pokupiti dobre stvari kao što su brige i dijeljenje. Poput bonoba, tko bi nas naučiti puno u ovom trenutku. Što je Bonobo? Bonobo (Pan paniscus) zove lijevo čimpanze banaka i također poznat kao patuljasti čimpanze, su posljednjih vrsta majmun biti identificirani kasno 1926, gotovo tri stoljeća nakon ostalih majmuna bili poznati znanosti. Obitelj Čimpanze podijeljen u dva dijela, jedan zajednički čimpanze koje svi znamo, veliki jake agresivne čimpanze i drugi Bonobo. U Bobono geni su više od 98% slična DNA strukturu čovjeka, što ga čini najbliže vrste na homo sapiensa. Njihova kosa rastali, ima ružičaste usne, oni također imaju lica značajke koje čine svaki od njih pogledajte jedinstveni baš kao i nama. Tužan dio je da su ugrožena vrsta koje žive u Kongu. Bonobo Ponašanje: Bonobo majmuna razlikuju od čimpanzi, dosad nije smrtonosna agresija je otkriven među bonoba, možda zato što nisu dovoljno studirao u divljini, ali čak i one u zoološkom vrtu. Osim toga, njihova društva dominiraju ženske nego muške vrste. Ove čimpanze kao muškarci seksaju radi užitka i koliko je još zanimljivije je da kao ljudi, bonobo majmuna sudjeluju u raznim seksualnim razmjene. Bonobo majmuna su mislili da se samo nehumani majmuni da su uočene upustiti se u svim sljedećim seksualnih aktivnosti: licem u lice genitalija sex (Najčešće žensko-ženski, onda muško-žensko i muško-muški), jezik ljubljenje, i oralni seks. Učenje iz bonoba: Bonobo majmuna može naučiti današnjem društvu biti otvoren prema ljudima koji imaju različite seksualne sklonosti. Iako bonobo majmuna otići korak dalje i ne čine trajne odnose s pojedinim partnerima i. Spolni odnos igra važnu ulogu u društvu Bonobo, se koristi kao pozdrav, sredstvo za rješavanje sukoba i postkonfliktnoj pomirenja, a kako favorizira trgovalo po ženki u zamjenu za hranu. Kad bonobo majmuna doći na novi izvor hrane ili hrane prizemlju, povećana uzbuđenje obično će dovesti do komunalnu seksualne aktivnosti, vjerojatno smanjuje napetost i omogućuje mirno hranjenje. Video u nastavku ima Susan Savage-Rumbaugh: Nježna genij bonoba. Bonobo majmuna može razumjeti govorni jezik i naučiti zadatke gledajući, tjera publiku da promisle koliko ono vrsta može učiniti je određena biologijom, a koliko kulturnom izloženosti. Ove seksualne aktivnosti prije hranjenja pomoć su bonobo majmuna podijeliti svoju hranu s drugom umjesto borbe preko hrane kao zajednički čimpanze. Kada ste stavili današnje stanje u kojem je svijet u metežu sukoba oko nafte, svi trebamo učiti od bonobo majmuna koji je tako puno više zabave za dijeljenje! Muški dominacija u našem društvu, doveo je do gubitka osjećaja u sustavu koji nedostaje osjetljivost, to je govorio o u Frijof Capra je prekretnica kao, nadam se svi možemo nešto naučiti iz tih dragih čimpanzi!