Washoe taught her adopted son a human language. π΅ . . . In Oklahoma in 1979, Washoe adopted 10-month-old Loulis, and the group moved to Central Washington University's chimpanzee institute in 1980. Researchers avoided signing near him, yet he acquired signs while living with Washoe and other chimpanzees. The experiment's startling teacher was not a scientistβit was another ape.
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