Young monkeys, like children, brag to their parents.

Chimpanzees, like people, can attract the attention of relatives not for any purpose: to ask for food or help - but simply to show off. Like children pointing their fingers at a passing car or a toy in the sandbox to their parents just to share information. Canadian scientists came to these conclusions during the observation of chimpanzees. For the first time in history, zoologists managed to film how a young monkey shows off to his mother a found green leaf.