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Photo by @FransLanting // Baring your teeth at someone can be a sign of aggression. But here, Lana, a female bonobo, was doing it to provoke me. Bonobos and humans are so closely related that we share many facial expressions—and an ability to use deception. That is exactly what Lana was doing here. She was feigning aggression to get my attention—evidence of a social sophistication that crosses species boundaries. I spent several days with Lana and other bonobos in a captive family group for a series of intimate portraits to help people understand how unique bonobos are. For more stories see my book, “Bonobo, The Forgotten Ape,” co-produced with Dutch primatologist Frans de Waal. To see more images of bonobos, follow me @FransLanting.

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