Cooking And Our Closest Cousins With Dr Richard Wrangham

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Cooking and our Closest Cousins with Dr Richard Wrangham | S1E13

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Were we formed by fire? Celebrating World Chimpanzee Day, July 14th, we gather around the evolutionary fireplace with Dr. Richard Wrangham, professor of anthropology and primatology at Harvard University for a conversation about the rise of cooking and our closest cousins - chimpanzees. Take a listen to this fascinating conversation about how the food that went into cooking pots of old made some lasting impact on our brains and who we are today.
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