Re: Gorrillas use tools, too

<zzbunker@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Rich Travsky wrote:
> > Algis Kuliukas wrote:
[snip]

> > An animal already predisposed to bipedal behavior exhibiting it again?
> >
> > http://www.matmice.com/home/gorillas/picture_of_a_gorilla.jpg
> >

I've lost the thread of what this thread was about but this is a great
photo!
Thanks to someone,

Jois

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References:
- Re: Gorrillas use tools, too
  - From: Algis Kuliukas
- Re: Gorrillas use tools, too
  - From: Rich Travsky
- Re: Gorrillas use tools, too
  - From: zzbunker

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