Humans and great apes show similar rhythmic pattern in laughter

A new study reveals that humans and great apes share similar rhythmic patterns in how they laugh. The research, reported by Channel NewsAsia, suggests our sense of humor and expression of laughter have deep evolutionary roots connecting us to our closest living relatives. It's yet another reminder that some of our most human traits are shared more broadly across the primate family.

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