Frans de Waal: ‘In other primates, I don’t find the kind of intolerance we have’ | Primatology | The Guardian
What can the behaviour of apes teach us about sex and gender? A great deal, according to a new book by primatologist Frans de Waal – and his findings are already stirring controversy
Frans de Waal, photographed at his home in Smoke Rise, Georgia. Photograph: Ben Rollins/The Observer View image in fullscreen Frans de Waal, photographed at his home in Smoke Rise, Georgia. Photograph: Ben Rollins/The Observer Primatology This article is more than 4 years old Interview Frans de Waal: ‘In other primates, I don’t find the kind of intolerance we have’ This article is more than 4 years old Laura Spinney What can the behaviour of apes teach us about sex and gender? A great deal, according to a new book by primatologist Frans de Waal – and his findings are already stirring controver
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