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Chimpanzees typically raise their young for about 4 to 5 years, during which the mother provides care, protection, and teaching essential survival skills. Weaning usually occurs around 3 to 4 years of age, but mothers may continue to support their offspring emotionally and socially even after they are weaned. Offspring often stay close to their mothers for several years, learning important social behaviors and skills.
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How long has chimpanzees been on Earth?
A very long time.
Do chimpanzees have long arms?
no, because they can't
How long is a chimpanzees incubation period?
98 monthes
How long do chimpanzees stay with parents?
3 maf
How long to chimpanzees live for?
Chimpanzees have an average life span of 40 years. Some may live longer to about age 60.
How long do chimpanzees migrate and when and where do they migrate?
about @ hours before there in heat
How long does chimpanzees feed its young milk?
Five Years
How long do you have to raise money for children in need?
I'm a student and one of my course was about raising money for Charity and we had to work as a group so me and my group pick a Charity called 'children in need' so we raise £100+ so ya even little amount then this can work as well so just raise how much you can and then give it to children in need
Which scientist studied chimpanzees?
Jane Goodall is the person I always think of, with her long study of chimpanzees. It was her study that discovered chimps use tools.
How long do female chimpanzees have there baby in there stomach?
what is the gestation period for the chimpanzee
How long young chimpanzees stay with their mother?
4-5 years
How long has chimpanzees been exstinct?
They are not extinct yet, but they are endangered animals
