Researchers have made a discovery about young chimpanzees. A study found that baby chimps develop accents that are specific to their region.

These accents are formed through the chimps' calls, which become distinct over time. The difference in calls is significant enough that a computer can identify where a chimp lives based on its accent.

Further information about this study is available, providing more details about the research and its findings. The study suggests that the development of local accents in chimpanzees is a notable aspect of their communication and social behavior.