The headline is facetious, of course. I'm a materialist, a philosophical as well as methodological naturalist.
But, in reference to ontological dualists, there's more good reason to be facetious.
Dogs and cats, even, and certainly other primates, might experience out of body experiences and near death experiences? Very interesting, and, neuroscience argues, likely true. Now the headline was fluff; dogs and cats, at least, surely don't have anything close to what we call "spiritual experiences."
But, a chimpanzee dancing himself or herself into a trance at the base of a waterfall? That's a different thing.
That said, of course, it doesn't have a soul, either.
