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Turning to a different species, the conversation explores bonobos—often called "pygmy chimpanzees”—noted for their unique social behaviors. Unlike their more aggressive relatives, bonobos resolve conflicts through sexuality, with nearly no restrictions—except for one: their mother won't mate with her son. This seemingly taboo behavior underscores bonobos' peaceful and open approach to social interactions, contrasting sharply with other primates' hostility.