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Humans have used plants for medicine since prehistoric times.↵
↵ They are still used traditional medicine.↵ ↵ scientists have now found that chimpanzees also seek out plants to heal themselves.↵ ↵ Researchers in the UK conducted a study of chimpanzee behaviour in the Budongo Central Forest in Uganda.↵ ↵ The researchers tracked a male chimp with an injured hand looking for a fern.↵ ↵ The fern may have reduced the swelling in the ape's hand.↵ ↵ Another chimpanzee with an infection ate the bark of a cat-thorn tree.↵ ↵ This may have helped to reduce the animal's sickness.↵ ↵ The researchers say there is a strong correlation between the chimpanzees' ailments and the healing properties in the plants.↵ ↵ The researchers tested plants that chimpasnzees didn't normally eat.↵ ↵ They found that 88 percent of the plants contained anti-bacterial properties, while 33 percent were anti-inflammatory.↵ ↵ A researcher said: "Pharmacological results suggest that Budongo chimpanzees consume several species with potent medicinal properties."↵ ↵ She said the investigations into the primates' may pave the way for a greater use of natural remedies in our lives. |