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A wild chimpanzee displayed a unique and touching behavior. He borrowed a photographer's hand to collect water from a puddle and drank it calmly. Afterward, the chimpanzee returned the favor by cleaning the man's hands with the same water, as if understanding and appreciating the assistance. This rare moment... show more

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