“This is a great example of how hand gestures can have radically different ... but it’s particularly inappropriate when handling food. It doesn’t even matter which hand you actually use ...

as it is one of the few very successful hand gestures that has retained its meaning over the centuries and traversed the globe with great success. With this in mind, the Greeks have other popular ...

Putting two fingers up in the shape of a “V” behind your friend’s head (aka bunny ears) makes for a great photobomb, but the cute hand gesture has a surprisingly dark origin. In the Middle ...

arm-extended request for food; a loud, long scratch that invites grooming; and a two-footed stomp that means “Stop that!” No other chimpanzees are known to use the hand-eye gesture like Lindsa ...