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Why Apes Kiss and Hug: The Ancient Peacekeeping Ritual

David Chen3 hours ago06 mins

New study reveals great apes use kissing, hugging, and grooming to reduce stress and resolve conflicts. The ancient peacekeeping ritual may hold lessons for human stress management.

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