Gorilla Chest Beats: Nature's Conflict Resolution

Scientists just confirmed gorillas don't beat their chest to intimidate you.

They do it to avoid fighting. That low frequency thump travels over half a mile through

dense jungle. It's basically saying here's my exact size and strength, decide now if you

want this smoke. Smaller gorillas hear it and dip. Equals hear it and reroute.

The chest beat is a biological resume sent through sound waves. Silverbacks would

rather flex once than fight daily. Nature's most efficient conflict resolution is just a gorilla

telling everyone his stats before hands get thrown.