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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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Which characteristic would you find in an immature community?

an immature community is an un adapted place to live in

What are chimpanzees homes made of?

-Someone had put a false answer here-I deleted it but it was an aids comment , not even a joke mind you- please improve!- But I would assume it would be made of leaves and fur and whatever at hand in their territory, PERHAPS using mad or feces as a glue- I would assume reading up on Chimpanzees on Wikipedia would contain the answer.

How do chimpanzees communicate?

Chimpanzees (chimps) communicate by using facial gestures, loud sounds, and sign language. They have large brains and are extremely smart. When they warn each other or fight, they usually scream or make loud noises. When chimps are attacked, they usually start to scream to tell the attackers that, if they come closer, they will get hurt. Chimps also give out loud hoots when they are fighting or are arguing over a little food. Each chimp has its own hoot, so that it can be identified. All zookeepers know this. When chimps are scared, their lips move, and they start to scream. When they are relaxed, their faces are very calm. The chimps' full, open grins mean that they are scared or are very excited.

Second answer

Chimps have senses that are similar to the senses of humans. Chimps are always good at seeing the behavior of others. They can also learn to communicate with sign language, which I think is great because then they can know that we are not going to hurt them.

Third answer

They communicate vocally, visually, and tactily. Food grunts are an example of the first. Face, body, and hand gestures are examples of the second. Hugging is an example of the third.

What are better feet or hands?

Hands! Without hands, you can walk on your own, but that's pretty much it... Without feet, you can still roll your wheelchair, feed yourself, and bathe yourself! Imagine someone having to bathe you because you couldn't do it yourself! Also, feet smell weird.

What do flowers need to survive?

Roses need full sun and a lot of water to grow. Roses can grow in just about any type of soil. Roses do need a lot of care to thrive. Cutting away dead branches and flowers is a must for the roses to flourish.

How to take good care of the nature around us?

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How do mother chimps discpline her baby?

Their mothering style depends on the individual as well as her own upbringing. She may lightly bite or slap her baby, but many mothers instead distract their baby from trouble.

Why do rabbits keep turning their big sound-collecting ears?

They are listening all around.

The animal is listening to the sounds around itself and other rabbits around the warren. The animals need to keep moving their ears around as there are so many noises around them, they are a prey animal and so always have to keep an ear out for the predators which may be aproaching them from any angle. This constant moving of the ears enables the animals to listen for any sound which may become a threat to itself or the other rabbits in its warren (as rabbits tend to be social creatures and graze together), if the animals did not use their excellent hearing all the time the animal would not live very long.

What is the definition of troglodyte?

*a troglodyte is a person who is old fashion or also ignorant someone rude or also could be a prehistoric one

*Someone brute ,cruel or rough.

example: **I don't understand how you live with such a troglodyte.

Why do you think moles have there ears under there fur?

moles have ears because they need to be able to hear to detect their prey (insects). Although their main sense is smell and is mostutilized considering moles most commonly live in the boroughs they dig, below ground in the dark.

On what continent is chimpanzee natural habitat?

Chimpanzees are native only to the continent of Africa - although they are found in zoos and as exotic pets on all continents except Antarctica. Come to thing of it, considering their use in research we can't even rule out Antarctica.

How big do chug dogs get?

I have a chug and he is pretty big about 16 lbs. My friends chug though is much smaller about 9 lbs. It just depends, with a mixed breed you will never know for sure, but defintely a great dog!

What are the defense strategies of a chimpanzee?

Chimpanzees, when compared to humans, are powerfully-built primates armed with sharp teeth and strong limbs. They have been known to use weapons such as rocks and clubs to defend themselves in the wild. When in groups they can hopefully fend off an attacking predator, but individually they are no match for a leopard or lion and prefer to flee rather than fight.

What are the Cold blooded animals that hatch from eggs?

Snakes are cold blooded any they do lay eggs. Also alligators and lizards are cold bloods who both lay eggs. More examples are turtles, tortoises, fish, and crocodilles.

If you are wondering what they call cold-blooded, egg laying animals, they are called ectothrems.

How long does the mother stay with the chimpanzee?

The chimpanzee family stay together not separate!

How does a chimpanzee attract a mate?

The genitals of the female Chimpanzee balloons into a giant pink swelling during her time of estrus. This is when she is most susceptible to becoming pregnant. The pink coloring and smell of hormones lets potential suitors know that she is receptive. The alpha male usually gets to mate first, followed by those who are aligned with him. Some younger males must mate in secret in order to avoid a fatal beating or exile.

Males attract females through a ritual known as "leaf cutting." They will pick a leaf from a branch and run it through their teeth, stripping the membrane from the stem. This creates a noise that will capture the attention of females in estrus. If the initial attempt fails, they will continue to strip leaves until the noise gets the attention of the females. Sometimes males will resort to shaking entire branches of leaves.

What are some interesting animals to do a project on?

The platypus is an interesting animal. It is an egg-laying mammal that feeds its young on mothers' milk. Males have a venomous spur on eir hind legs which can cause excruciating pain to adult mans, and kill smaller animals up to the size of a medium breed dog.

If you have an earing in your right ear does that mean your gay?

People are really lame if they think that, no one is too sure.

But to be safe from social ridicule just do both of them, cause it would probably be easier. And you don't have one earring that you don't have any clue on what to do with.

How do chimpanzees act around people?

Chimpanzees are not pets. They are wild animals who are meant to live in the wild, not in our homes. Those that have been taken from the forest and their mothers belong in a sanctuary or a high quality zoo. Like human children, ape children learn in a social context by watching and imitating adults. Chimps that grow up apart from a normal group fail to learn the nuances of chimp etiquette, and are likely to behave abnormally.

As adults, chimpanzees have at least 5 times the strength of humans and can be very aggressive and dangerous around people. Zoos usually refuse to accept private owned chimps because they tend not to fit into established groups. Historically, many private owned chimps have end up in medical research laboratories. Today they are likely to end up in roadside zoos.