Bonobos also laugh, and love being tickled. Liz Bonnin looks at why that might be.
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Animals In Love
Do penguins fall in love? How do capuchin monkeys flirt? Do hyenas get first date jitters? Presenter Liz Bonnin reveals the surprising similarities between the ways humans and animals pursue a mate and having found ’the one’ how they go about maintaining a relationship. Discover how flamingos spruce themselves up to attract a mate, meet the alligators who woo the girl of their dreams with song and dance, and the bonobos who believe making each other laugh is one of the secrets of a successful relationship. Featuring interviews with top animal behaviourists
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8 months ago 00:02:47 1
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Yeah, this is so cute. It’s not ticklish. The champagne-colored teddy is so cute that it’s become a