How human anger differs from animal
Chimpanzees are not inherent human disinterested anger Modular monkeys can be avenging, aggressively punishing the offender, but, as the study shows, they will not offend the other just because they can do this. Scientists came to the conclusion that, probably, “disinterested” anger, not inherent in monkeys, but is a purely human quality. Chimpanzees are in great sense, for example, if they are refused the food for which they worked.