Some scientists argue that the whole period of adolescence as unique to humans. But markers in their urine reveal that chimpanzees may have a growth spurt around puberty too
A young adolescent male chimpanzee with his older brother, a late adolescent male in Kibale National Park, UgandaIt is widely believed that humans are the only animals to have an adolescent growth spurt, but new evidence from chimpanzees
suggests this isn’t unique to us after all.because it involves social and cultural changes that are distinctly human experiences. Certain physical changes during adolescence, such as the growth spurt, also haven’t been seen in other animals.
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