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"It was really alarming how forceful it was," said lead researcher Jill D. Pruetz of Iowa State University, adding that it reminded her of the murderous shower scene in the Alfred Hitchcock movie "Psycho." "It was kind of scary."

 

What a pussy.

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"Craig Stanford, a primatologist and professor of anthropology at the University of Southern California, stated, "the newest, and most shocking, development witnessed was the crafting of a new weapon by a female in the upper social structure referred to as 'arch-anima'. This weapon was composed of multiple sticks used simultaneously as a primitive semi-automatic assault weapon."

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This is funny too:

 

"I just knew right away that she was making a tool," Pruetz said, adding that she suspected -- with some horror -- what it was for.

 

Oh the horror! Is this a biologist we're talking to? Animals kill stuff. That's what they do. Why would the reaction be one of horror?

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"Craig Stanford, a primatologist and professor of anthropology at the University of Southern California, stated, "the newest, and most shocking, development witnessed was the crafting of a new weapon by a female in the upper social structure referred to as 'arch-anima'. This weapon was composed of multiple sticks used simultaneously as a primitive semi-automatic assault weapon."

 

"in more than one instance, the arch-anima was observed beating a tool, a bone apparently, with repeated, sharp jabs..."

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Hey, here's some trivia we all can't use:

 

How do you control a full grown kangaroo? (this is true, actually).

 

You grab them by the end of their tail. They can't turn around to kick you into next week; their spinal column is too stiff. It also can't take any torsion, so when you want them to turn right, you gently twist the tail clockwise, etc...

 

You heard it here first.

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females -- the main makers and users of spears among the Senegalese chimps -- tend to be the innovators and creative problem solvers

 

Men, We must ban together! Keep them in the kitchen! the hairy little nymphs.

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