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Boozy chimps fail urine test, confirm hotly debated theory

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Chimpanzees' urine contains high levels of alcohol byproduct, indicating regular consumption of fermented fruit, which supports Robert Dudley's "drunken monkey hypothesis" linking primate and human attraction to alcohol. This finding validates content creators in science communication who have been reporting on the controversial theory and its evolving evidence over the years.

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