Deep in Uganda’s forests, chimps swallow rough, bitter leaves—not for taste, but for healing.
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Deep in Uganda’s forests, chimps swallow rough, bitter leaves—not for taste, but for healing.
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Chimpanzees in Uganda and elsewhere do swallow rough leaves (like those of the Aspilia plant) as a form of self-medication to help rid themselves of parasites—a fascinating example of natural medicine in the animal kingdom.
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