Gorillas Seen Using “Baby Talk” Gestures—A First
Great apes tailor nonvocal communication for infants, study says.
Gorillas use a nonvocal form of “baby talk” to communicate with infants, a new study says. A first among primates, the discovery may give insight into how similar human communication evolved.
Lowland gorillas converse with each other primarily through nonvocal gestures.
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