in hands, thus removing hard outer layer of stalks of grasses, herbs and woody vines to eat pith. Peeled bark used as probe for ant-fishing. Also in bonobos. See video. peep Look through hole or slit. Cf. peer. See video. peer Look intently into another individuals face from few cm. distance, usually in quadrupedal stance. Goodall: when another eats, leaf-grooms, investigates or licks wound. In addition, at Mahale, when trying to remove sand fleas. Plooijs Put face close. Peering usually does not elicit food sharing. Cf. glance, look, stare fixedly, watch, and sniff mouth. Bonobos show same pattern. See video. P 134 pick out nutmeat peer together Up to 11 individuals gather, encircle, and peer at targeted individual who attracts attention. Peered-at has new wound, or is removing