"During a decade of study, the researchers led by John Mitani at the University of Michigan, witnessed 18 fatal attacks and found signs of three others perpetrated by members of a large community of about 150 chimps at Ngogo, Kibale National Park in Uganda.
"Then in the summer of 2009, the Ngogo chimpanzees began to use the area where two-thirds of these events occurred, expanding their territory by 22 per cent."
So runs an article in today's Daily Telegraph. Only, as a guide to human conduct, this kind of evolutionary sociology is discredited. Humans, unlike chimps, understand the concepts of right and wrong. To use chimp behaviour as a justification for humans acting in the same way is just a handy excuse for people who want to act like criminals.
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