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January 6
Amazing photos of Kanzi the bonobo lighting a fire and cooking a meal | Telegraph ‘Kanzi and two other apes trained in language at the centre use paper keyboards to communicate with Dr Savage-Rumbaugh and fellow primatologist Liz Pugh, who helped raise them. Symbols, known as lexigrams, represent different words on the keys and help the primates to speak their mind. Kanzi understands 2000 words and even has a symbol for his own name, which he and others use to refer to him. Now, whenever Kanzi ‘tells’ Dr Savage-Rumbaugh he wants to make a fire, she tries to oblige.’

Amazing photos of Kanzi the bonobo lighting a fire and cooking a meal | Telegraph

‘Kanzi and two other apes trained in language at the centre use paper keyboards to communicate with Dr Savage-Rumbaugh and fellow primatologist Liz Pugh, who helped raise them. Symbols, known as lexigrams, represent different words on the keys and help the primates to speak their mind. Kanzi understands 2000 words and even has a symbol for his own name, which he and others use to refer to him. Now, whenever Kanzi ‘tells’ Dr Savage-Rumbaugh he wants to make a fire, she tries to oblige.’

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