in threat, predation, and monitoring. Cf. glance, look, peer, and watch. Kanos Stare for bonobos, who stare mutually during mating. See video. stare fixedly with head down and bottom up Infant female, Acadia, stood quadrupedal with head lowered onto palmer side of flexed lower right arm, resting on ground, while raising buttocks, and stared at mother being groomed by adult male. Request for suckling? Mother finally suckled Acadia. Weanling, Acadia, approached mother, hesitant to make contact with her, and showed this idiosyncratic posture. See video. startle flee See flee after startle. startle flinch See parry. startle reaction See parry. steal Remove surreptitiously object, without owners awareness. See Goodalls Steal, which includes both snatch and steal. Also in bonobos. stem pull-through See pull through stem. step on Infant or