Bonobos Analysis

The lecturer asserts that there are several misunderstandings about bonobos and chimpanzees that the former are loving and peaceful and the latter are aggressive animals. This refuts the reading passage's claim that bonobos are gentle and the chimpanzees often act aggressively. To begin with, the lecturer maintains that scientists have observed that bonobos also act aggressively when they are angry. They would shake their feasts and throw some objects. Also, they would throw sticks and even fight one another. This rebuts the reading passage's claim that bonobos are always gentle and peaceful. Second, the lecturer argues that the reason why young bonobos are raraely attacked by others, is that they are always accompanied by their parents.
Thus, some people might think that people learn more by reading books than by watching television. However, in my opinion, people would learn more by watching TV rather than by reading books. There are several reasons: Televisions would give more vivid impressions to people. Also, many people prefer to watch TV when they are free. To begin with, televisions would give more graphic impressions to people. It means that, when we read books, sometimes we don't really understand what the authors want to express. For example, we cannot understand what does the sentence mean. Also, when we read scientific papers, sometimes readers would not remember the things even with the pictures. In contrast, if we get some information by watching televisions, we could wholly understand and watch the objects. When we watch movies or plays, we could understand the meanings, too. For example, when I read a famous novel called "Gone with the Wind" , there were some sentences that I couldn't entirely understand. That's because, I didn't have much information about the background. However, once I watched the movie, I almost understood what did the author want to