That question has been considered by many biologists and geneticists. Because of ethical issues, much of the research in that direction has been halted. However, it is entirely plausible; the chromosomes of humans and Bonobos are almost identical. Probably the biggest point of issue is that Bonobos have one more chromosome pair than humans, because their 2 and 4 chromosomes are fused into human chromosome two. However, it is still possible for an offspring to be produced, that would have a genetic condition called chromosomal polymorphism. This would mean that an offspring of humans and Bonobos, while plausible, would probably be sterile. Other than that, all evidence seems to suggest that yes, while not necessarily easy, they can procreate.
yes about 300 years ago
A bonobo is a relative of the chimpanzee. They're mainly herbivores, but will eat meat when they can catch it.
They are about 45.28 inch (115 cm) tall. I hope this helps!
A Bonobo is approximately (2.40 or 2.72) or 24 to 30 inches.
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The biggest threat is the destruction of the bonobo's habitat by the cutting of forests. Also, the bonobo is not a monkey, but a close relative or subspecies of the chimpanzee.
yes about 300 years ago
Bonobo
No. A member of one genus of animal cannot impregnate a member of another genus.
If she still has a penis she can impregnate a woman but cannot get pregnant herself.
a howler monkey
Howler Monkey = Bonobo + Lemur, 375,000 Coins, 36h
no , its like a lion trying to impregnate a horse
Um, NO.
No. Interspecies dating doesn't work very well.
No, a woman cannot self-impregnate. Pregnancy requires fertilization of an egg by sperm, which cannot occur without external assistance.
no