We could all learn a lesson from the bonobos.

“The who?” you say.

I don’t know about you, but I don’t remember ever hearing of such a thing as a bonobo until last week, when I read about a study published in the journal Science describing their remarkable behavior.

They’re similar to chimpanzees, except that chimps, who seem so playful and adorable when we befriend them, become violent, bloodthirsty warriors when they come across another tribe of their species in the wild.

Bonobos, who must be the most morally advanced primates on the planet, are kind to members of other tribes. The

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