Chimpanzees

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Starting from the top, the skulls of Chimps have a smaller brain pan and much larger jaws. Their rib cage is bell shaped to accommodate their high fiber diet; they eat lots of plants, fruit, nuts, and seeds. Their shoulders are positioned on the back as opposed to the sides. Their arms and hands are much longer, and their hands do not bend backwards at the wrist like ours do because that would inhibit the strength needed for swinging through the forest. Plus, this would lessen their ability to walk on their hands. Their necks, spines, and pelvises provide them with their characteristic bent at the waist, head forward posture, which compliments their partial arboreal lifestyle. Their legs are much shorter in comparison with their arms. And lastly, their feet are much different than ours, very hand-like. These are of course used for climbing trees and grasping branches.

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Jane Goodall's perspective in "My Life With the Chimpanzees" is unique due to her immersive and empathetic approach to studying primates. She emphasizes the emotional and social complexities of chimpanzee behavior, challenging the traditional scientific view that separated humans from animals. Goodall's firsthand experiences in the wild, coupled with her commitment to conservation and animal welfare, provide a deeply personal narrative that highlights the interconnectedness of all living beings. Her work not only reshaped primatology but also inspired a broader understanding of the importance of protecting wildlife and their habitats.

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In 1956 PG Tips started to use Chimpanzees in their TV advertisements. The Chimpanzees were dressed in Human clothes and were named the Tipps family.

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Chimpanzees cannot be pets. As babies, they are easy to care for and can pretty much be raised as a human child. However, once they reach adolescence, they become 7-10 times stronger than a human. No matter how loving a relationship a chimp has with their human family, there is always the possibility they will lose their temper and attack, or attack a neighbour. Not even the trainers in Hollywood can handle them after this, and usually get rid of them or keep them in cages their whole lives after a childhood of severe abuse.

Also, it is not kind to the chimp. When they become too strong to handle, many zoos cannot take pet chimps, because chimps learn their social skills from watching the members of their community as they get older, and they do not know how to interact properly with other chimps. They also cannot be put into the wild for this reason. Sanctuaries are usually full to capacity. Some owners are so desperate they resort to sending their chimp to a biomedical lab to be used as a research subject. Not to mention the fact that these baby chimps are taken from their mothers to be raised by humans. This has exactly the same effect it would on a human mother and child.

Chimps are also very endangered in the wild, and keeping them as pets gives the impression that the species is stable, when nothing could be further from the truth.

If you love chimps, do some research and help protect them in the wild, or fundraise or volunteer for a sanctuary. But never ever ever get a pet chimp. It ends badly for all involved.

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Chimps are powerful creatures. Their muscles are built for strength but not speed. Therefore, they can only muster enough energy for short bursts of speed. Think of it as the difference between an all terrain vehicle which uses lots of torque and a race car which uses lots of speed.

Chimps are extremely dangers, so they should never be kept as pets. Although baby chimps are cute and playful, adult chimps, even those raised in captivity from birth, can be very aggressive and unpredictable. This is because the species has evolved traits that switch on when they reach adulthood to help them better protect their territories and offspring. Their most dangerous asset is their shear strength. An experiment in the 1920s found that chimps are 4 times stronger than humans. For instance, a strong college student involved in the study could only single-arm pull a weight of 210 pounds. A male chimp was able to pull almost 850 pounds! It is important to note that he was a captive chimp who was not used to climbing trees, so the specimens in the wild are probably much stronger. In his book Next of Kin: My Conversations with Chimpanzees (1997), Prof. Roger Fouts compares the strength of a chimp to a healthy human man who weights 750 pounds. People attacked by chimps have had their arms and faces literally ripped off. Therefore, they are not creatures to be taken lightly.