Wild chimpanzees were filmed deliberately sharing fermented, alcohol-containing fruit to bond and relax, mirroring human social drinking behavior and sparking fresh questions about primate culture and alcohol use in the wild.

By swapping boozy fruit much like friends share drinks at a local watering hole, wild chimps caught sharing boozy fruit to bond like humans at bar reveal that our penchant for communal tippling might be older than pubs themselves—it’s written deep in our primate DNA.