Are humans truly unique in their propensity for violence, or do our primate relatives share this dark trait?

Join us for a compelling exploration of the Gombe War, where we uncover the chilling parallels between human and chimpanzee behaviors. We'll discuss the groundbreaking work of Jane Goodall in Gombe Stream National Park, detailing the bloody civil war that erupted following the death of the chimpanzee leader, Leakey.

Hear about the brutal attack on Goatee and how the factions led by Humphrey and the brothers Hugh and Charlie mirrored human conflicts in ways that will leave you questioning the nature of aggression.

Through this gripping narrative, we challenge the notion that humans are uniquely violent, presenting evidence that such behaviors are embedded in our genetic cousins as well. Prepare yourself for an eye-opening journey into the primal instincts that drive both human and chimpanzee actions.

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