Bonobos may be the most playful non-human primates. They've been called "the Peter Pan ape" because of their childlike behaviors as adults.

By studying the kindness of bonobo apes, it may be possible to learn a few tricks for natural and peaceful coexistence.

Homosexual behavior among bonobos and other animals - 1500 species at least - is becoming a vibrant field of study for modern academics.

Go beyond the headlines about 'aggressive bonobos' and learn why they're still the 'hippie apes'.

Bonobos and other great apes lack a spoken language but they communicate using gestures - and humans can understand what they mean.

Why Don't Bonobos Swim? In the wild, reports of great apes swimming are virtually nonexistent. Scientists have various explanations.

By Amy Jean Porter - From the author's Substack newsletter, "Wild Life" - Republished by permission Hi, friends — Happy Valentine’s and...

Can you name four behavioral differences between chimpanzees and bonobos? Here's a hint - gender roles, fear of strangers, aggression, sex.