Apes

Like any animal, it wholy depends on what call you want to decipher. Some calls might be to do with mating, territory defence, calling to other members of their group for locating them, to show pain, or to show playing. It would be like saying, "In one sentence, what do humans say?" The answer has to be "Everything?", and since humans are also apes, it rather makes your question impossible to answer without at least a 10,000 word essay!

The orangutan, gorilla, chimpanzee, and pygmy chimpanzee are the largest apes and are called great apes. Gibbons are the smallest apes and are called lesser apes. The gorilla, chimpanzee, and pygmy chimpanzee live in Africa. Orangutans and gibbons live in Asia.

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The first one was David Greybeard.

An orangutan is a mammal like us humans, this means that they are endothermic (warm blooded)

the length of the chain

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Ha ha. Try "chunky monkey"

The classical school of management thought emerged in the late 1800s and early 1900s as a result of the Industrial Revolution

Apes are normally born with four limbs - two arms and two legs !

Orangutans make the sound "oooh aaah" as a form of communication, often expressing excitement, distress, or to attract attention. This vocalization can serve various purposes, including signaling their presence to other orangutans or indicating their emotional state. The sounds are part of a broader range of vocalizations that these primates use to interact with their environment and each other.

Baby monkeys, particularly species like macaques, exhibit advanced problem-solving and social skills at a young age, often demonstrating behaviors that suggest a level of intelligence. However, human babies have a unique capacity for language and abstract thinking that develops as they grow. While a baby monkey may show certain cognitive abilities earlier, humans have a broader range of cognitive skills that emerge over time. Thus, comparing intelligence directly can be misleading due to the different developmental trajectories and types of intelligence involved.

Apes usually are only violent when protecting their grouping or territory and have many human qualities. Scientists who have studied gorillas (enough to scare the pants off you) have been invited into the grouping of the family of gorillas and accepted and treated well and never harmed. There are a certain species of wild apes that will kill and are out for blood. The bite is vicious and they can kill in packs.

Bonobo apes are primarily found in the dense tropical rainforests of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) in central Africa. They inhabit areas south of the Congo River, which serves as a geographical barrier separating them from common chimpanzees. Bonobos thrive in both lowland and swamp forests, where they rely on a rich diet of fruit, leaves, and other vegetation. Their habitat is increasingly threatened by deforestation and human activities.

there are 4 species the lowland gorillas, the cross river gorillas, the nigerian/cameroonian gorilas; the mountain gorillas.

Yes, there is a height limit for Go Ape activities. Generally, participants need to be at least 1.4 meters (4 feet 7 inches) tall to take part in the adult courses, while those under 1.4 meters may be required to participate in junior courses with specific height requirements. It's best to check the specific location's guidelines, as these can vary. Always ensure to review the safety and age restrictions before visiting.

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