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From the page: "Scientists have known that great apes vocalize when tickled at least since Charles Darwinâ€s time. "
Reviewed by ionela13 Jun 04, 02:04pm ( 12 reviews ) • wired.com
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Rated by taddghostal on Jun 09, 1:45am
That should be my life, tickling monkeys as a career. Sigh, dare to dream
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Rated by sarad987 on Jun 06, 3:21pm
haha, nice...
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Rated by VengeanceNow on Jun 06, 10:50am
Human Laughter Echoes Chimp Chuckles
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Rated by Fencesandwindows on Jun 05, 3:47pm
"To explore the origins of laughter, Davila Ross and her colleagues tickled infant and juvenile humans, orangutans, chimps, gorillas and bonobos in the armpits or on the palms, feet or necks." Awesome science research project.
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Rated by JenDiggityDirt on Jun 05, 1:29pm
From the page: "Humans arenâ€t the only ones who like it in the armpit."
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Rated by lilithsativa on Jun 04, 4:18pm
An interesting look at the origins of laughter.
