Chimpanzees

Like most great apes, chimpanzees are omnivorous, meaning that they will eat both animal and plant materials. They prefer fruits, which typically make up the majority of their diet, but will also consume a wide variety of other vegetation (such as leaves, flowers, tree bark, resins, and pith), as well as insects, birds and bird eggs, honey, and small-to-medium-sized mammals--including other primates, such as the western red colobus monkey, which they will sometimes hunt in a coordinated group. They will also eat soil, likely to provide them with minerals and trace elements.

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In zoos, chimpanzees are often fed a mixture of fresh fruits and vegetables (apples, carrots, cabbages, Oranges, and bananas are common), as well as food pellets that contain proteins, fats, and fibers. Vitamin and mineral supplements may be added to the food or supplied in water or juice. To encourage foraging behavior, additional food items (seeds, dates, raisins, tree nuts, etc.,) can be scattered or hidden in the enclosure. Some zoos also provide artificial termite mounds, as chimpanzees are known to forage for termites in the wild, and the insects are considered nutritionally important.

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Bravery

Determination

Loyalty

Courage

Dedication

Intrepidity

Valor

Selfless

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Perseverance

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This is because they are slightly away from the pull of the Earth's gravity - but not entirely. They, and the space station, are constantly falling towards the Earth, but everything keeps turning below them, preventing them from ever getting there. You can read more about this in the Web Links to the left.

Its because they are weightless and really are floating. There is no gravity on the space station.

*There is Gravity on the space station! This common misconception is shared by most people. The above response that says objects in Earth orbit are constantly 'falling' is true. Gravity is almost the same on the surface of the Earth as it is a few hundred kilometers up where satellites and the space station orbits.

The reason why astronauts appear to float is that they, and the space station they inhabit, have such a large horizontal velocity with respect to the surface of the earth, the vertical velocity that comes from gravity pulling them back to the surface is strong enough just to 'bend' the resultant velocity's direction in a continually curving path that follows the curvature of the planet itself. The astronauts are constantly 'falling around' the planet.