Males kill their own young, and females kill the offspring of other females. Adult and young chimpanzees show curiosity towards new and different things. The comparisons above show the similarities between motherhood and children of both species. Human and chimpanzee children do many of the same things, including temper tantrums. Human mothers are not the only mothers who have to deal with their children throwing those temper tantrums.
Curiosity is a common trait as is strong bonds and touch.
Traditions and traits are passed down by both older humans and chimpanzees to their young. One of the few differences is the actual parents who raise the children, both sexes in humans and only females in chimpanzees. These similarities show all people how closely related humans are to chimpanzees and how much we have in common. This page created by Cortnie Hartnett Humans Have strong maternal bonds between mothers and their offspring. Touch important in communicating feelings between people.