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“People tried to shape each other’s behavior by claiming ... Over the course of three extended trips to Cameroon between 2013-18, Hanes spent about two years caring for infant chimpanzees orphaned by ...

A group of suddenly hairless chimpanzees in Germany left their zookeepers baffled — but they now worry they have been tearing each other’s hair off. The chimps’ muscular physiques make an ...

Save the Chimps is an organization unlike any other. The world’s largest privately funded chimpanzee sanctuary, it’s home to ...

One of the mothers (named Ai) had been previously trained to use numerals to label real-life objects; the other chimps ... objective was to touch each numeral in order. Chimps received a peanut ...

can happen to other learned behaviours, like the use of tools, which also varies between populations. "The sad thing is that we now know that not only does [poaching] kill chimpanzees ...

Providing lifelong care for 222 chimpanzees is a monumental ... “What they really need is the companionship of each other. Like us, chimpanzees live in large social groups and learn from one ...

Chimps in the wild do, too, a new study suggests. By Brandon Keim Parents and their children, or people who know each other well, often share some expression that is unique to them — a phrase or ...

“We will continue exploring why the chimpanzees care about watching eyes and whether the same effects exist in other animal species ... covered 9,219 sessions, each consisting of 50 to 90 ...

Physical proximity, on the other hand, played a major role as the closer the chimps were to each other, the more likely they were to urinate in unison. Peeing times seemed to trickle down from the ...