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Scientists say our speech may have evolved from laughter, and great apes were likely laughing in a similar rhythm to modern humans for millions of years. Prefer us on Google Learn More WASHINGTON — ...

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Will Dunham Reuters Jul 4, 2026 Jul 4, 2026 Updated Aug 5, 2026 Laughter in each of the species studied adhered to a regular rhythmic pattern, with evenly spaced intervals between successive sounds.

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Scientists say our speech may have evolved from laughter, and great apes were likely laughing in a similar rhythm to modern humans for millions of years. WASHINGTON — There are many kinds of laughter.