Richard Wrangham

Richard Wrangham is a renowned Biological Anthropologist and Primatologist at Harvard University.
He is best known for his pioneering research into primate behavior and its implications for understanding human evolution.
Wrangham has extensively studied chimpanzees and is notable for his hypothesis on the importance of cooking in human evolution, detailed in his influential book 'Catching Fire'.
His interdisciplinary work spans anthropology, biology, and psychology, contributing significantly to the study of aggression, social behavior, and evolutionary biology.