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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grindtime약 10년thats messed up haha
kenworth약 10년cool
yee약 10년That was so amazing I never new baboons did that
aria_luv11약 10년When I'm reading this article all I can visualize is like a modern day school of baboons dressed in our clothes and there are different cliques of baboons like the nerd baboons the jock baboons the cheerleader baboons and the popular baboons. I'm weird like that- dar8465약 10년cool : )
harrypo38약 10년it is amazing what the power of science can do- jayden beckett약 10년:):):):)
agfan101약 10년;)
zeby123약 10년Funny
cheetahluver약 10년That's funny- now baboons seem a lot more similar to the kids at my school. ;)