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Africa: Nature's Sister Act Sees Female Bonobos Outranking Stronger Males

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[RFI] Female bonobos, one of the closest living relatives to humans, have a rare kind of power - they dominate males, even though they are smaller and physically weaker. Scientists say this is because they form alliances, helping them win most fights against their male counterparts.

Source: allAfrica.com

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