s, flowers, seeds, and invertebrates. They have also been known to eat small mammals, although they do not eat meat as a major part of their diet. They also do not kill and eat monkeys as chimpanzees have been known to. Bonobos are relatively uncompetitive over their food and resources relative to other primates. They routinely share what they have, and will even exchange sexual favors for food or other desirables.
             The bonobos unique location may very well explain this generally unseen generosity and care for all members of a group. One theory states that approximately 2.5 million years ago there was a severe drought in parts of Zaire that subseque
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