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Bonobos in the Congo

Gorillas

silverbacks apes are old, gentle giant with white hair on the back and our gray. When night
many gorillas in the Congo climb trees and build a nest in which to sleep.
psychologists now believe that our behavior reflects our origins in why trees are always the beds upstairs? Bonobos

- bonobos south of the river Congo

Males and females have a similar size, which means they have a similar role in society, living in groups very close, are careful not to each other. Their mutual grooming behavior has led to a very human equivalent "of chismorrería." Both reinforce social bonds, we show that we care. Bonobos are cleaned each other, we talk about our daily quehacederes. Both behaviors are tribial but a good excuse to get intimate.
The young male bonobos remain with their mothers until they reach adulthood. This may explain why there is very little aggression among male bonobos. Males generally have great respect for females, they are really sensitive and very sensitive to their female opponents.
not uncommon for feminists have taken seriously the bonobos, females are dominant in their culture. Male aggression has been tamed. Bonobos
A love sex. Seduction has replaced the aggression as a regulator of life including sexual manifestations are engaged in for pleasure, to relieve tensions. Sexual activity can involve a wide mix of ages, sex and positions. The only taboo seems to be the mother and child.
in the lives of the bonobos there is aggression and it seems that it is the female that arise, but everything remains in exhibitionism. Dragging a branch to look very hard.
Bonobos can not even have a discussion without resorting to sex.

Source: Congo. 2. Footprints in the jungle. 23-26 minutes http://www.hispashare.com/?view=title&id=5887