Wildlife Expert Reveals That A Chief Warrior Ape Just Did Something Chilling Deep In This Jungle

[Uncle Joe]

At this point, I believe the same as this poster on YouTube

"These apes have only just started warring against other chimpanzees during the last couple of decades. As you will see in the coming decades, this is because all animals in the Congo are losing their habitat, and so their territory is shrinking day by day. It is only going to get worse, as the land available to them shrinks. They are competing with the others for the same resources. Trust that you will begin to see the same behavior in human beings as we reach the point of unsustainability...which is fast approaching. Good luck, everyone."

[Effete Snob]

1. Eight minute video with six commercial breaks

No clue what the "chilling thing" in the clickbait title is.

Someone with infinite time on their hands might watch and let us know.

[Uncle Joe]

3. From the beginning of the video it's apparent this tribe of chimps stands out in their

unpredictable, chaotic aggressiveness but the researchers observed a betrayal for the first time of one chimp against his friend.

That requires some cold blooded premeditation so I'm of the belief that as we continue to trash the environment while putting ever increasing stresses on wildlife, animal species will more rapidly evolve in response to insure the survival of that species.

Some will be successful, most won't and depending on how far down that path we go, most humans won't as well.

[Ka-Dinh Oy]

2. "Begin to see the same behavior in human beings."

We have been seeing that for a long time already.

Saying it is going to get much worse among humans is a better way to describe it.

[Uncle Joe]

4. I agree with you Ka-Dinh Oy

[cilla4progress]

5. Also

agree.

I have been thinking this for a long time. We know in our DNA that a struggle for survival due to resource depletion is upon us.

A lot of anger and the means to violently express it abounds.