Fig. 1: Example peering and exploration behaviours. | Nature Human Behaviour

Fig. 1: Example peering and exploration behaviours.

From: Culture is critical in driving orangutan diet development past individual potentials

Fig. 1

a, A dependent immature (Cinnamon) is peering at her mother (Cissy), who is using a stick tool to extract termites from a nest. Peering is frequently followed by exploration of similar objects and thus can enhance learning. b, The same immature, Cinnamon, exploring a large stick. Photos were provided by the SUAQ Project and were taken by Guilhem Duvot.

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