The more I read about animals the more I realize its not that different for humans

[Who Dares Win]

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/01/080107132133.htm

Unique among primates, gelada males have a patch of bare skin on their chest that changes in color according to status. Beehner believes that this relationship (between color and status) might be linked by testosterone. As testosterone levels rise, male chests change from pale pink to bright red. Simply put, this chest patch could be a signal to other males, a way for males to decide whether they want to pick a fight with a high-testosterone rival or not.

Body tone in men?

“During these fights, we’ve seen the females take sides – they literally line up behind the male they like better,” Beehner said.

So which male do the females choose? Beehner and Bergman believe this depends on several factors, one of which might be the redness of his chest. But another possibility is the sound of his voice.

Kinda remind me club rumbles or social circle feuds.

Even though males are almost twice the size of females, if the females are not happy with their male, they can “evict” him for another one.

“If he’s not grooming them enough or if he’s not attentive enough, they can kick him out,” Bergman said.

I wonder if they are entitled to half of the food the dumped one will collect.

All this political no sense stuff that try to regulate human society ends up to reinforce nature even more.
So even among the monkeys there are few who get all the females which side with them while most are either trying to cut their corners or dumped if they are not good enough.

 

[PapiChulo]

Ha I ve been noticing the same thing. It makes more sense than people would like to admit. You strip a man of all his modern societal practices and there is a monkey in there.

 

[JohnChops]

We are animals.... same kingdom