Forming Cliques Is Not Just A Human Trait - Baboons Do It Too!
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The human tendency to gravitate towards people that are similar to them starts early. In school-age children, the behavior called homophily, or "love of the same" often has to do with how others dress or act. Adults tend to form groups based on social stature, professions or personalities. Turns out that forming cliques and shutting out those that are "different" is not just a human trait. South Africa's Chacma or Cape baboons display similar tendencies as well!
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105119약 10년I liked that it was about that cilques can be harmful to humans and animal. It was a cool selection about cliques. I think cliques are harmful because the people or animals that are in the cilque is who they share with.
106019약 10년I really like the story because my favorite animal is a monkey.
101619약 10년I like when the author talked about the cliques
105719약 10년its very interesting that even fish create cliques.- 110619약 10년I liked the article because it was interesting learning about cliques.
111019약 10년i liked a lat
105019약 10년This story was to tell people that animals are like humans and do some of the same things as humans
Mrs. Pastore약 10년When I first began reading this article, I thought, "Cool, the baboons share common interests with one another." However, I thought the insight of the researchers was thought provoking; that the various groups' talents and skills would only be shared with their own clique and not the other cliques. It made me think about how that might be true of the human population.- Mrs. Pastore약 10년I agree...I too didn't look at cliques as a possoble way to harm society!
- Anonymous약 10년Dats messed up lol
- yajaira약 10년is good