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.

Valentine's Day is World Bonobo Day! What can bonobos teach us about love? Activities for celebrating World Bonobo Day.

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...

Quick! Bonobo trivia! Can you name four behavioral differences between chimpanzees and bonobos? Okay, we’ll give you a hint - think...