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to hold together with so many chimps around is to actually cooperate with each other. And we spent many years documenting the cooperative behavior of the male chimpanzees in this group. And with that cooperation, they were able to dominate their neighbors, they expanded their territory as a result, they gained more food, and they gained fitness or reproductive benefits. And the group increased even more in size.
So it sounds like things were going swimmingly and then there was a moment and then violence broke out. Exactly. Things were going.
ja se on yksi asiaa, joka tekee tÀmÀn tutkimuksen vaikeaksi ymmÀrtÀÀ ja kohtautua. He olivat todennÀköisesti hyödyntÀneet niin monilla tavoilla elÀmÀssÀ tÀllÀ isolla ryhmÀllÀ, mutta he olivat todennÀköisesti saaneet lopputuloksen, jossa he olivat syntyneitÀ omasta suhteestaan. RyhmÀ kasvoi niin isolla, etteivÀt he voivat ymmÀrtÀÀ yhdessÀ.
JÀrjestelmien kohdistus on kohdistunut, jÀrjestelmien kohdistus on kohdistunut, ja muutamia miehiÀ on muuttunut, juuri ennen kuin kohdistukset pysyivÀt vuonna 2015, ja sen jÀlkeen voi olla muutoksia sosiaalisessa dynamiikassa.
TÀmÀ liittyy huoltoa, jotka eivÀt olleet siellÀ ennen. Sitten on muuttunut alfa-suomalainen, joka liittyy usein lisÀksi repressioihin. TÀssÀ oli yhdysvalta, joka tuli yhdessÀ. Se liittyi loppuun. Voimmeko oppia jotain omasta henkilöstöstÀ? Tai konflikteista, jolloin se on rauhallista ja sitten asiat jatkuvat? Voimmeko oppia jotain?
I've studied chimpanzees now for a very long time. If there's one thing I've come to learn is not how similar they are to us, but that they're different. We've known for a very long time that chimpanzees will kill and attack their neighbors. The surprising finding reported in this paper is that they will do so even when those neighbors are former friends and allies. So chimpanzees appear to consider outsiders as the enemy, no matter who they are.
We typically don't act in this way. One stark difference that exists between chimps and humans is that we're an unusually pro-social and cooperative species. We go out of our way to help and aid neighbors, some of whom may be total strangers. And this ability to get along with others is unusual, if not unique.
And finally we go to Japan, where the Prime Minister Sanae Takeichi took time out from her busy schedule on Friday to meet some of her heroes, members of the British rock band Deep Purple, who begin a tour of Japan on Saturday. The group has a close association with the East Asian nation, which it first toured more than 50 years ago. Their album, Made in Japan, is one of rock music's most revered live recordings. From Tokyo, Kurumi Mori reports.
And that's all from us for now. If you want to get in touch, you can email us at globalpodcast at bbc.co.uk. And you can also find us on X at BBC World Service. Use the hashtag Global News Pod. And don't forget our sister podcast, The Global Story, which goes in depth and beyond the headlines on one big story. This edition of the Global News Podcast was mixed by Johnny Hall and produced by Will Chalk. The editor is Karen Martin, and I'm Ankur Desai. Until next time, goodbye.
Tervetuloa, olen Ankur Desai ja 16GMT. JoulupÀivÀn 3. kevÀÀllÀ nÀmÀ ovat meidÀn mainit tarinoitamme. Iran sanoo, ettÀ se on syöttÀnyt yhdysvaltojen jÀttÀ lÀhellÀ maan ulkopuolella. Pentagonin pohjalta ei ollut edellistÀ varoja, mutta unelmallinen yhdysvaltojen jÀttÀjÀ on kutsuttu sanomaan, ettÀ yhdysvaltojen jÀttÀjÀ on yhdysvaltojen jÀttÀjÀ.
It comes as Iran has also continued its attacks on its Gulf neighbors, striking critical infrastructure in Kuwait, after President Trump threatened to further escalate the American bombing campaign.
Also coming up in this podcast, Burkina Faso's leader tells people that they can forget about democracy and has rolled back on plans to hold elections. And we also look at South Sudan's rapidly worsening security and humanitarian crisis. Over 540 children have been registered by UNICEF and protection partners as being unaccompanied, so separated from their families. And then we have this issue of abduction, which is terrifying for mothers who lose their children and mothers overall.
We begin the podcast with the latest in the Middle East. Iran says it has shot down a US fighter jet over the west of the country. At the time of recording there's been no official confirmation from the Pentagon, but an unnamed US official is being quoted as saying that a search is underway for the crew. If the incident is confirmed, it would be the first time since the beginning of the war that a US jet has been shot down over Iran. Mikey Kay, host of the Security Brief on BBC News, gave Tim Franks this update.
TÀmÀ aloitti ensimmÀisenÀ erittÀin luonnollisia open source intelligence-kanavereita, joissa kuuluu, ettÀ Iran laittaa uudestaan uudestaan uudestaan uudestaan uudestaan uudestaan uudestaan uudestaan
An F-15E basically has two tail fins. And the markings from the livery, which is basically a red strip, through to a badge, which is USAF in Europe badge, that basically aligns that debris, the striking similarity between that debris and an F-15 strike eagle from the 494th Fighter Squadron, which is part of the 48th Fighter Wing, based at RAF Lake and Heath near Cambridge. And how many crew would there be on board typically?
Katsotaanpa, mitÀ F-15 on. Se on jÀrjestelmÀ. Se on melko suuri jÀtki, mutta se on aineen ja aineen-jÀrjestelmÀn mahdollisuus, mikÀ tarkoittaa, ettÀ se on kÀytetty ja on ollut kÀyttöönottoja, jotka ovat nÀhneet F-15a tekemÀÀn drone-kapin, joka on drone combat air patrolin.
Joten F-15s ovat yksilöitÀ, jotka etsivÀt Shahed-136-droneita Iraqiin alueeseen. Me tiedÀmme, ettÀ ne ovat tehneet sitÀ. Me tiedÀmme, ettÀ kolme F-15a on myös syötetty aiemmin Operation Epic Furyin hyökkÀyksenÀ. Me tiedÀmme, ettÀ ne F-15s 494-luvulla ovat alueella ja he ovat kÀynnissÀ hakemuksissa joka pÀivÀ. Mutta mielestÀni on tÀrkeÀÀ...
TÀssÀ pitÀÀ huomioida, ettÀ kun kolme Yhdysvaltain jÀrjestÀjÀÀ huomioivat, ettÀ on ollut syötÀ, emme tiedÀ, miksi tai miten se on ollut syötÀ. Emme tiedÀ, onko se yllÀttÀminen, onko se yllÀttÀminen, emme tiedÀ, oliko tekninen ongelma. Ja geolokointi onnistumista ei ole kooperoitu vielÀ. Mutta kun menen taas open source-kanavalle, on suosituksia open source-kanavalle, ettÀ se on Kazakhstanin alue.
which is a province in Iran, which is literally right up to the Iraqi border. So when you start joining the dots on this type of investigative work, the dots do kind of make sense. There's also been combat search and rescue that have been put up and looking for the crew that would have likely ejected.