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Humans aren’t the only animals with complex culture − but researchers point to one feature that makes ours unique

By Eli Elster, Doctoral Candidate in Evolutionary Anthropology, University of California, Davis

Animals can learn from each other, maintaining their cultures for long periods of time. What sets people apart may be the uniquely open-ended ways we invent new ideas and share and build on them.

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