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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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First answer
In their own form of speaking yes, they can also speak with body language.
Second answer
Captive chimps who have been trained can actually speak a few English words with very, very limited success. This is because that, despite our close genetic relatedness, their vocal anatomy is different from ours. Well, that is not entirely true. Their vocal cords sit very high in their throat just like a human baby, which explains why both cannot produce the same sounds and control the movement of their tongues like adult humans. The only way that a chimp was able to produce human speech in the past is by plugging their nose and inhaling as they spoke the simple words "mama," "papa," and "cup." This is obviously not true speech. It has been suggested that a surgery could place a specimen's vocal cords lower in their throat. But this seems completely unnecessary to me because it's the equivalent of trying to give a human gills. Sure, it may work, but their are reasons both of use don't have these abilities in the first place.
The person above is correct in that they use body language. They also use facial and hand gestures, as well as touch and sound. They rely far more on gestures than they do sound to communicate. This is because gestures are used in close proximity due to them being highly social animals.
How do you take care a baby alive doll?
you can build it a bed out of her own box. And a place you can change and sit to feed it and box to put her clothes if only you love it if you dont take the battiers and let it shut up.Or if you hate to look at it you can put it on the dump or you can draw on her or its faces
What type of teeth do chimps have?
I think the word you may be looking for is bilophodont. If not maybe you are looking for their dental formula and that varies between species. No matter what "type" of teeth they have, the teeth have the same names as humans, that being: incisors, canines, premolars and molars
It's aged 8-10. The young chimp suckles from its mother until the age of 2 or 3 and remains with her for a further year or so.
'It is still suckled and sleeps with its mother until about 3 years of age, finally becoming independent and separating from her at about 4 years. Sexual maturity is reached between 8 and 10 years.' - see AWF website for further details.
How many cells are produced during mitosis?
During mitosis 2 diploid cells are produced diploid means they have the full complement of DNA these cells make up nearly all the cells in the body with the exception of the gonads.
During meiosis 4 haploid cells are produced meaning they have half the complement of DNA these haploid cells are in gonads of animals.
What is the birth weight of a chimp at 6 months old?
The weight of a chimpanzee at 6 months old is approximately 9 kilograms. The weight will be influenced by the feeding habits of the chimpanzee as well as the general environment.
How old can a person live up to?
At any given time there are about 100 people in the United States who are over 110 years of age. Three Americans are currently alive at age 113.
Tall grass plains are areas with rich soil, moderate rainfall and tall grasses. Food for animals is rich and plentiful. However such plains are in demand for agricultural purposes and aminals are displaced. The short grass plains are areas of short grass and little rain and are usually unsuitable for agriculture. Animals can live here without too much disturbance. They have adapted to semi arid areas, a windy environment with few trees, very low temperatures in winter and high in summer. All animals learn to live here from small beetles to the largest species. Thus a food chain is established, the herbivores eat the grass and the few shrubs and the carnivores eat the herbivores. The plains are flat and are able to provide a moderate food supply, the terrain of hills and mountains are not favourable places, but in their own way do support a few other spieces
What are characteristic of a nation or state?
military forces
sovereignty
bureaucracy
indirect democracy
What kind of area is warm all year and usually with long periods of heavy ranifall?
Tropical areas are warm year long, and have heavy rainfall during the rainy seasons.
Where are chimpanzees found in the north americas?
Chimps are not native to North america but some are found in zoos, private Collections and sanctuaries.
It doesn't matter how much it would cost because you can't buy one. There are local, state and federal laws that prevent people from buying wild animals as pets. A chimp can be very aggressive as they age. A couple of years ago a woman had her face torn off by a chimpanzee that she once owned. Get a dog or cat if you want a pet.
Second answer
The above doesn't actually answer the question. Chimps cost $10,000 and up.
How can chimpanzees have different traits than one another?
The same way that any organism does, by inheriting different genes.
What are the tools called that chimps use?
- various sticks to remove termites and ants from their underground burrows
- hammer rocks and a smooth rock surface to crack open nuts
- leaves to make cups for drinking water
- sharpened sticks to stab at animals in burrows or the hollows of trees
How long is a monkeys tail on average?
the tail of a spider monkey is usually the length of its body or sometimes longer
Are humans DNA closer to chimpanzees or orangatans?
apes. Because their more likely to let you pet them but that would be awkward to pet a elephant. So apes. Even though elephants and apes and possibly kill you so ya i would not own either and you could end up on Fatal Attractions so ya
What are the characteristics of a myriapod?
they are animals
they have 20 to 400 legs
one myriapod had 750 legs
they are invertebrates
they have numerous legs
one pair of antennae
long cylindrical or flat bodies
Are animals hunted by Chimpanzees?
Chimpanzees relish meat in the form of monkeys, wild pigs, young antelope, and other small animals.
Do chimpanzees eat baby chimpanzees?
No.
Lions are a lot more bigger than baboons and wouldn't have any trouble defending themselves.
What will happen if Chimpanzees became extinct?
All animals hold the economic system together. Without say, fish, bigger animals like crocs and sharks would die because there would be nothing for them to eat. Also smaller animals like krill would over populate the water and kill every thing off (including each other).
What are the 8 levels of classification for chimpanzee?
Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species.
King-Kingdom
Phillip-Phylum
Came-Class
Over-Order
For-Family
Good-Genus
Supper-species
King Phillip came over for good supper
Do you feel our culture teaches us the wrong things why or why not?
some things yes and other things no like how to raise children and how to take care of the ill and other stuff like that. and other things no like science of Darwinism people should choose what they want to believe and others shouldn't choose for them. so teaching people about some things is good other things no.
