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Chimpanzees
Both species of chimpanzees are in the genus Pan. The most recognized and commonly referred to species is the Pan troglodytes, or Common Chimpanzee, which lives in West and Central Africa. Grab a vine and swing into this category for questions and answers about Tarzan's best buddy.
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What is take place when two or more firms that produce the same kind of product join force?
Horizontal merger is take place when two or more firms that produce the same kind of product join force.
What does it mean when a man wear a earring in his left ear?
it means nothing some people wear left or right or both but when it comes down to it there is no difference between which ear youe ear ring is in
Why is a rain forest sometimes referred to as a desert covered with trees?
because the mist was covered the trees is look like a desert covered with trees
Looking for words that mean the same thing as the word genuine?
authentic, real, actual, original, true, veritable; attested, undisputed
The answer is birds , amphibians , mammals , fish and reptiles
After you receive a DUI conviction, there'll be a period of time where your licence will be suspended. You'll have to wait until the end of that suspension period before you can get a CDL. However, if three years have not yet passed between your DUI conviction and present, I would advise you wait on it before upgrading your licence. The points alone from the DUI conviction will make it practically impossible for you to get a CDL driving job for the three years following your conviction.
Do people eat eyeballs in foreign countries?
They eat them in all countries, not just "foreign" ones. Check your local ethnic communities if you want to try them.
Eyeballs from lamb and fish are part of the menu of many ethnic folks - Chinese, Middle Europeans and Arabian. Eyeballs can be eaten after removal from the head, plucked out of the head (lamb), sucked out of the head (fish), raw, cooked or done up in a sauce.
What does homo neanderthalensis mean in latin?
This is modern scientific Latin, not classical Latin.
Homo (mankind) is used for all the various forms of man and man-like creatures discovered in archaeological studies. Neanderthal is the name of a valley in Germany (the Neander thal or valley in pre-1901 German) near Dusseldorf where the first fossils were identified.
So homo neanderthalensis means "man of the Neander valley" in scientific Latin.
Do bits on a hard disk have weight Is the weight of 40 GB space on drive equal to a 80 GB space?
Storing files on the disc will not cause it to weigh more.The information stored on a hard disk drive is encoded as magnetic fields on a rigid platter containing extremely small but discrete polarization areas. Therefore, the disk will always weigh exactly the same as it always did, regardless of how much information has been encoded onto it. Bits and bytes, in this instance, are without mass. Similarly, 20th century tape recorders stored voices, sounds, or data without making their tapes any heavier.
Buying a disc that has a larger capacity may mean that it is slightly heavier, if there are more components inside it. But there is not a simple relationship.
An 80 Gb drive will probably weigh about the same as a 40 Gb drive.
Is it legal for a 14 year old to date kiss hug and hold hands with a 22 year old but nothing else?
It is illegal.
Can a 16 year old be a doctor in the satate of Florida?
If that 16 year old went to college and got his/her PhD then yes.
In what states is it legal to have chimpanzees as pets?
There are certain things you have to deal with in order to own a chimpanzee. Generally you must have permits, liscenses, and expensive enclosures built and inspected by the USDA, before you can own one. A lot of states you have to be using them for "business purposes". In Florida and Alaska you cant really own them at all, unless they are basically used for tv or something ridiculous like that. It will cost 40 to 60 thousand dollars after purchasing the chimp, enclosure, permits, etc. They also have a very high probability of becoming aggressive with age, and would basically have to be left in secure enclosures, to assure that they don't harm anyone (in my opinion, and opinion of most others anyway).
Chimpanzees cannot be pets. As babies, they are relatively easy to care for, and pretty much can be raised as human children.
Upon reaching adolescence however, they become too hard to handle. Adult chimpanzees are 7-10 times stronger than humans. No matter how loving a relationship a chimp has with their human family there is always danger they will lose their temper and attack their owner, or even a neighbour. Not even Hollywood trainers can handle them after this time, and after abusing them their whole lives, they usually get rid of them or use them for breeding.
Also, it is cruel to the chimp. When an owner realises what they have gotten themselves into, there is almost nowhere for the chimp to go. Most zoos cannot take pet chimps as chimpanzees learn their social skills from other member of their community as they get older, so they are usually unable to form relationships with other chimps. Most sanctuaries are already filled to capacity. Many owners resort to biomedical labs as a place to dump their chimps, where the chimps live in 5x5x7 foot cages their entire lives.
Furthermore, the chimps destined to be pets are torn from their mothers at birth, and this has the exact same effect it owuld on a human and child.
Chimps are also endangered in the wild, and sometimes people will smuggle in wild baby chimps, and their family would have been killed to capture them.
If you love chimps, do research, donate or volunteer for sanctuaries and spread the word of their plight, but NEVER get one for a pet.
Why do chimpanzees not have advanced culture like humans?
Chimpanzees have a brain that is one-third the size of ours. This limits the scope of their imagination and thinking. However, the biggest reason is that chimps and humans have totally different ways of educating their children. Young chimpanzees learn by watching what their parents do, and then the task is mastered by hours of self-practice. There is a lot of slippage using this method because a child may never master a technique, which means they will not pass it on to their own children. Most innovations in the primate world come from the young. The adults are less willing to adopt new ways of doing things. Not all of the young are guaranteed to adopt it either. This means a novel invention that might have led to a leap in primate technology could be easily forgotten to time. There is no telling how many times this has happened.
Human children, on the other hand, learn directly from adults. They are instructed in a given subject until they grasp the basics of it. In this way, children who master these subjects can build upon and improve them. This is how our technology and culture became so advanced in such a relatively short time frame. For instance, it took less than 70 years between the time of the first airplane flight in 1903 and the first moon landing in 1969. It took three generations and thousands of people building off of the accomplishments of each other for this to happen.
yes rainforests have too many pools and natural springs for any animal to leave because of a little less rain
It's your parents who decide who you are allowed to see and date, there are no dating laws. You can decide when you are 18. The age of consent is 16 there so you are legally allowed to have sex.
Why must parents learn to adopt their parenting skills over time?
Because everyone is different, a 5 year old may respond better to the term "freeze" then a 14 year old would, also kids often need not only a parent but a friend, always put your kids problems before your own problems.
Usually this expression means that the area is under construction. Checking the area frequently will show signs of progress toward a completed structure.
Where are the tropical evergreen forests of the world?
these forests are found near the equator and ear the equator and in the areas near the tropics.
