We're still in the "earth is the centre of the universe" stage when it comes to other life forms.
[1]: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10329-017-0624-9
Nor should we kid ourselves that this is new information. The adage "monkey see, monkey do" has been around for, what, centuries? Is it really that surprising that apes imitate things they see? Does it really reveal a paltry understanding of monkey cognition?
Imagine trying to believe "God created humans in his image"in this future.
And so far so I am aware animals are not able to recognize right from wrong. They can be trained not to do certain things, but it doesn't come from inside them.
The first means nothing, the second would be interesting. i.e. if they see another bonobo being treated unfairly and don't like it.
But if it's just about them, then that's not the same thing.