<prompt> Mphe mohlala oa sehlopha sa liphoofolo tseo e seng batho tse khonang ho ithuta mekhoa ea sechaba.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Give me an example of a group of non-human animals that are capable of learning social behaviors. . Response in English: One example of a group of non-human animals that are capable of learning social behaviors are chimpanzees. Chimpanzees are known for their ability to learn and exhibit a wide range of social behaviors, including grooming, sharing food, and cooperation in hunting and gathering activities. Chimpanzees have complex social hierarchies and also use a variety of vocal and non-vocal communication methods to interact with each other. These behaviors are learned from other members of the group through observation and imitation, demonstrating their ability to learn and adapt their social behavior. . Response in Sesotho: Mohlala o mong oa sehlopha sa liphoofolo tseo e seng batho tse khonang ho ithuta boitšoaro ba sechaba ke lichimpanzi. Lichimpanzi li tsebahala ka bokhoni ba tsona ba ho ithuta le ho bontsa mekhoa e mengata e fapaneng ea sechaba, ho kenyelletsa le boitlhopho, ho arolelana lijo, le tšebelisano-moho mesebetsing ea ho tsoma le ho bokella. Lichimpanzi li na le lihlopha tse rarahaneng tsa maemo a sechaba hape li sebelisa mekhoa e fapaneng ea puisano ea mantsoe le e sa bueng ho sebelisana. Boitšoaro bona bo ithutoa ho litho tse ling tsa sehlopha ka ho shebella le ho etsisa, ho bontša bokhoni ba bona ba ho ithuta le ho fetola boitšoaro ba bona sechabeng. 