1. plural of bonobo; a species of great ape native to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, closely related to chimpanzees and known for their intelligence and social behavior.
Usage: countable noun; often used in scientific and educational contexts

Examples

• Bonobos are highly intelligent primates that live in small family groups.
• Scientists study bonobos to better understand human evolution and behavior.
• Unlike chimpanzees, bonobos are generally less aggressive and more peaceful.
• The zoo's bonobos attracted thousands of visitors each year.
• Bonobos share approximately 98% of their DNA with humans.
• Researchers observed bonobos using tools to find food in their natural habitat.