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Who endangered chimpanzees?
no one person made chimps endangered.
How did chimpanzee become endangered?
because of illegal poaching and other predators
Are there any projects to stop the chimps being endangered?
yes
When did Jane Goodall save the rights of the chimps?
because they were getting endangered.
What is a group of chimps called?
Chimps are called chimps, and they are always an animal.
What year was the zebra announced endangered?
The Mountain Zebra was announced endangered in the year 1996.
What year did peacocks become endangered?
Peacocks and peahens are not endangered.
What year did butterflies come in endangered?
Only a few species of butterflies are endangered. Which species are you asking about? Each year additional butterflies are added to the endangered list.
Where are chimps endangered?
Chimps are endangered everywhere they live. Chimpanzees are endangered because of habitat loss and fragmentation( cutting off habitats from each other), and also the bushmeat trade. The bushmeat trade is the hunting of wild animals for meat. It has become increasingly commercialised, it has its roots all over the world. This is because access to the jungle has become easier because logging and mining companies are creating roads that the hunters use. The infants are captured after their mothers are shot to be sold to labs, circuses, or zoos, or as pets. Sometimes the infant is simply an added bonus to the mothers meat. Sometimes they are specifically targeted, and their mothers killed to take them, along with any of their family who try to save them. The biggest way to help chimps is to not eat bushmeat, or recycle cell phones to help reduce mining, buy paper with the FSC label, do not buy pet chimps, do not watch movies with chimps in them, and spread the word about the plight of the chimps. Also, the sanctuaries that care for the orphaned babies are always starved of funding and can always use a donation. A good organization to donate to is the Jane Goodall Institute.
Where did chimps get endangered?
Chimps are endangered wherever they live. Chimpanzees are endangered because of habitat loss and fragmentation( cutting off habitats from each other), and also the bushmeat trade. The bushmeat trade is the hunting of wild animals for meat. It has become increasingly commercialised, it has its roots all over the world. This is because access to the jungle has become easier because logging and mining companies are creating roads that the hunters use. The infants are captured after their mothers are shot to be sold to labs, circuses, or zoos, or as pets. Sometimes the infant is simply an added bonus to the mothers meat. Sometimes they are specifically targeted, and their mothers killed to take them, along with any of their family who try to save them. The biggest way to help chimps is to not eat bushmeat, or recycle cell phones to help reduce mining, buy paper with the FSC label, do not buy pet chimps, do not watch movies with chimps in them, and spread the word about the plight of the chimps. Also, the sanctuaries that care for the orphaned babies are always starved of funding and can always use a donation. A good organization to donate to is the Jane Goodall Institute.
What keeps chimps occupied?
Chimps like to to play with blocks Chimps like to to play with blocks
Why is the common chimp endangered?
First of all, the term 'common chimp' is inaccurate, as 'pygmy chimps' or bonobos are actually not chimps at all, but a completely different species even though they look similar to the untrained eye. The term 'chimp' is sufficient. Second, bonobos are endangered as well. In fact, they are even more endangered than chimps, for mainly the same reasons they are. Chimpanzees are endangered because of habitat loss and fragmentation( cutting off habitats from each other), and also the bushmeat trade. The bushmeat trade is the hunting of wild animals for meat. It has become increasingly commercialised, it has its roots all over the world. This is because access to the jungle has become easier because logging and mining companies are creating roads that the hunters use. The infants are captured after their mothers are shot to be sold to labs, circuses, or zoos, or as pets. Sometimes the infant is simply an added bonus to the mothers meat. Sometimes they are specifically targeted, and their mothers killed to take them, along with any of their family who try to save them. The biggest way to help chimps is to not eat bushmeat, or recycle cell phones to help reduce mining, buy paper with the FSC label, do not buy pet chimps, do not watch movies with chimps in them, and spread the word about the plight of the chimps. Also, the sanctuaries that care for the orphaned babies are always starved of funding and can always use a donation. A good organization to donate to is the Jane Goodall Institute.
