Gap Fill - Risky Behaviour - Level 2

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Teenagers often do crazy things. Once a becomes a teenager, they take more . Some of these are dangerous and lead to , or worse. A study of may explain risky behaviour in children. The study is from researchers in the USA. They studied over 100 chimpanzees in a in Uganda. The chimps were between 2 and 65 years old. The looked at how the animals moved through . The youngest chimps did more things, like letting go of and letting themselves fall. Older chimps took risks.

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