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A lone scientist has taken it upon herself to find out why thousands of the animals have died along southern Africa's Atlantic coast over the past six months.
The party-line vote is not likely to end Gov. Glenn Youngkin's efforts to install Andrew Wheeler, the former Environmental Protection Agency chief under President Donald Trump.
Scientists say that the action provides more evidence that chimpanzees have the capacity for "prosocial behaviors," which are linked to empathy in humans.
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