Bonobo Hedonist - Where Peace Still Lives

Unlike their violent chimpanzee cousins—who are known to hunt and eat the babies of other primates—bonobos (Pan paniscus) live by a radically different code.

These rare great apes are known for their peaceful, cooperative, and deeply social nature, resolving conflict through affection rather than aggression.

Native only to the Congo Basin, the endangered bonobos are disappearing rapidly—just like the honest and peaceful man.

This image honours both.