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Apes have similar abilities to laugh as humans according to an experiment that collected recordings from babies as well as chimps, gorillas and orangutans across a number of decades. These recordings were into a computer program and organised into tables based on how alike they sounded. The similarity of laughter recorded from the different primates linked together in a way that supported all other previously found, suggesting the four species are descended from one common ancestor.
It appears that laughter-like sounds were once shorter and noisier, but over time they became louder and clearer as primates . Human laughter sounds very different from the noises apes produce. These differences are thought to have appeared when certain acoustic features became exaggerated in early humans around 5.5 million years ago after they split the common ancestor they shared with chimps.
It appears that laughter-like sounds were once shorter and noisier, but over time they became louder and clearer as primates . Human laughter sounds very different from the noises apes produce. These differences are thought to have appeared when certain acoustic features became exaggerated in early humans around 5.5 million years ago after they split the common ancestor they shared with chimps.
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