Hehe! Humans and apes have similar giggles
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Hehe! Humans and apes have similar giggles
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Image source, Getty ImagesPublished26 June 2026Have you ever laughed so much your tummy hurt?
It turns out humans aren't the only ones who love a good giggle. Scientists have discovered that apes, including gorillas and chimpanzees, laugh in ways that are surprisingly similar to us. Experts say the discovery could help us better understand where human speech first came from.
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Learn how dogs and humans form remarkably similar bonds across cultures, despite differences in how they live and work together. Stephanie Edwards is the Engagement Specialist at Discover Magazine, who manages all social media platforms and writes digital articles that focus on archaeology, the environment, and public health.View Full Profile. Any dog owner will tell you that the relationship you build with your pet is one of the greatest joys.
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