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🎻 Playing Dance Monkey on Violin in Public – Crowd Goes Wild! 🕺Watch as this amazing violinist performs Dance Monkey in public, turning the street into a live concert! 🎶✨ The energy is ...
It’s not unusual for chimpanzees to fight. Chimpanzee society is naturally aggressive and even violent. However, visitors at ...
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Hosted on MSNWild monkey climbs into family's tent during camping tripA wild monkey climbed into a family's tent to look for food at a campsite in Thailand. Footage shows the primate searching ...
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Mongabay on MSNChimps remember, for years, the location of ant nests that provide foodWild chimpanzees have long been known to rely on their powerful memories to know where and in what trees they can find ripe ...
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Mongabay on MSNCITES rejects proposed suspension of Cambodian monkey exportsExports of long-tailed macaques from Cambodia will remain legal pending further review, despite recommendations for a ...
Humans have caused the loss of the only male chimpanzee in one social group — and as a result at least one traditional ...
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IFLScience on MSNHumans May Have Triggered An Entire Gesture To Disappear From Wild Chimpanzee CultureWhile humans might attempt to rizz someone up with a terrible chat-up line, male chimpanzees have other ways to attract the ...
Save the Chimps is an organization unlike any other. The world’s largest privately funded chimpanzee sanctuary, it’s home to ...
The lab’s research involved frontal lobotomies on monkeys, administering various drugs, and even one case where a husband and ...
A new study, conducted on wild chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes verus) in Taï National Park, Côte d'Ivoire, provides evidence that the gestures used by male chimpanzees from four neighboring communities ...
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Malay Mail on MSNRising monkey encounters in Malaysian neighbourhoods: What’s behind it and how to respond humanelyThe long-tailed macaque, one of 95 primate species found in Malaysia, is a familiar sight to locals, often seen in ...
Travel across a country and you’ll come across a vast array of dialects in humans – but what about one of our closest-living relatives, chimpanzees? A new study appears to show that they too ...
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