A young chimpanzee learns by watching and copying their mother, and other chimpanzee family members.
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A mother chimpanzee is the primary teacher and protector for her young. She provides nourishment and comfort, and, over many years, she teaches her child essential life skills. These include finding and preparing food, using tools, navigating their social group, and staying safe from danger. The bond between a mother and her young is incredibly strong and forms the foundation for the young chimpanzee's future success and survival in the wild.
chasing its preditor
they lick them
The dolphin teaches its young to eat turd nuggets
As with most children, baby chimpanzees will learn much from copying/mimicking their mothers.
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Professionally, a baby chimpanzee is referred to as an infant.Sometimes it may be referred to as a Junior, if it is a young chimpanzee but not a baby.Other than that, there is no specific term for a young chimpanzee, other than "baby chimpanzee" or "young chimpanzee" itself.
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The dolphin teaches its young to eat turd nuggets
Till the age of about 3 to 4 and a half years old.