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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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Can you have a chimpanzee for a pet in the state of North Carolina?

Apply for a permit to own a monkey if you live in Delaware, Idaho, Michigan, Oklahoma, Oregon or South Dakota. All of these states require that you apply for a permit before you purchase a monkey.

Pay a fee to own a pet monkey legally in Nevada. Typically, no permit is required, but remember to check with county and city requirements.

Check with the Department of Wildlife in certain states before purchasing a monkey. Alaska, Arizona, Indiana, Mississippi and Tennessee ban some monkey breeds, but allow ownership of others.

Apply for an importation permit to bring monkeys as pets into New Mexico.

Read that 19 states currently have absolute bans on ownership, sales and importation of pet monkeys. California, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Utah, Vermont and Wyoming all ban private monkey ownership.

Read California's Wild Animal code to find that owning, importing and possessing monkeys is illegal in the entire state. Exceptions are only granted to zoos, museums and universities after a hearing and issuance of a permit.

Get bonded to own a monkey in Hawaii. Bonding requires a background check and a credit check to ensure that you could pay any fines levied against you.

Feel free to purchase or sell monkeys as pets in Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, South Carolina, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin. These states currently have no restrictions on monkeys as pets.

Does a chimpanzee have an opposable thumb?

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What is kid monkey called?

From my sconces of being a chipannzie zoo cleaner i head chimp. kid, baby, joe, and Monk.

What are the differences between you are sorry to keep you waiting and I am sorry for keeping you waiting?

There are three possibilities actually: a) I am sorry to keep you waiting

b) I am sorry to have kept you waiting

c) I am sorry for keeping you waiting

It depends on the time. If the act of waiting has not been done, the choice (a) is suitable. If the act of waiting has been completed, the choice (b) is appropriate. Choice (c) is applicable for both situations. It is safer to use choice (c) if you are confused.

Is it OK for a dog to eat birch tree bark?

I don't know but it would sound strange if a dog eat wood i would thing it could scratch their throat.

What is the primate order?

Primates are an order of mammal that does not have any particular characterising defining features; however, their evolution does have characteristic trends including:

forward-facing, more stereoscopic vision

graspers with a lack of claws (exception grade 1 primates and the Callitrichids (new world monkeys that re-evolved them on all digits but the big toe) and development of nails

opposable thumbs

reduced snouts

tactile pads on hands and feet

They have a generalised dental pattern

there is an increased emphasis on vision as opposed to olfactory sences

there is a tedency toward larger brains to body size

there is a tedency toward colour vision

longer gestation

singleton births (typically)

flexible learning behaviour
A primate is the closest living animalistic relative to humans, sharing about 96% of their DNA.

How do Chimpanzees Move around?

by using their tails, and hands to swing from branch to branch.

Characteristics of an institution?

1.to satisfy basic and specific needs of individuals; 2.have a body of rules which define relations among members and with other institutions; 3.have an established which is hierarchical; 4.develop rituals and practises.

Do chimpanzees live in the wild?

Particularly shorter time periods in the wild, due to loss of habitat, poaching for bushmeat and sale as pets. Additional Information: The average age for a Chimpanzee, or maybe better known a "Chimp", in the wild is around 40 years old, most don't live past that age. While the average age in captivity is 60 years old, or slightly older. There are rumors of older Chimps, but they are questioned. For more details, please see sites listed below.

How are humans different from other primates?

  1. Aside from the obvious (I'd like to see an ape post on wiki answers) Go to 4th paragraph for answer.
  2. If you want to see an ape post type in the question posted below.
  3. How are human beings different from apes?
  4. Humans are apes. Mostly we differ from other apes in the size of the associative cortex in our brains, our hairless skin, our size, and our erect posture. Humans are actually more similar to chimpanzees than chimpanzees are to any other species of ape, genetically speaking. Other than that, we vary in our immune system, some organ functions, and structure, to some degree.

What was the first creature sent to space and who sent it?

The first animals to cross the Karman line at an altitude of 100 km did so in a V2 rocket on 20 February 1947. They were a bunch of fruit flies.

The first mammal in space was apparently a rhesus monkey named Albert II on 14 June 1949, in a U.S.-launched V-2, (after the failure of the original Albert's mission on ascent). Albert I reached only 30-39 miles (48-63 km) altitude; Albert II reached about 83 miles (134 km). Albert II died on impact after a parachute failure.

Where do chimps live?

it lives in a nest high up at least 9-12 meters high in a tree.

Is a viperfish warm blooded or cold?

Though they are found all over the world, snakes do not, however, like the cold. This is because they are cold blooded or ectothermic. This means that they don't have the means to regulate their body temperature like warm blooded creatures.

Why are mutts smarter than purebreds?

Pure-breds are selectively bred for various features like size or shape or ear-size or face-shape etc. This process usually involves a lot of in-breeding, changing the genome more and more from the original. A mutt has genes from more than one breed and is therefore geneticly closer to ancestral non-domesticated dogs. (It's more wolf-like). To survive in the wild a wolf needs a certain amount of intelegence, hence mutts are usually smarter than pure-breds.
The exception of course is those breeds bred for heightened intelligence, like most breeds bred for sheep-herding.

What does a chimp eat?

Chimpanzees mainly eat fruit. They also eat other small animals, bark, leaves and insects. Chimpanzees are a species of the great ape.

Are chimpanzees meateaters?

Yes " Bush meat" sometimes they are eaten.

How do chimpanzees take care of they young?

the mother always stays very close to her baby. After one year, the little child is carried on the mother's back, but it will take four more years before the child is weaned by its mother. Mothers wean their children when they get pregnant again (after about five years)

Do chimpanzee's have poor eyesight or good eyesight?

Chimpanzee's are our closest common ansestor, they have bonocular vision as the eyes are at the front of the head rather than at the side. Humans have so-called trichromatic, or three-color, vision. So do chimpanzees, gorillas and orangutans. Trichromats have three types of light sensitive cells in the retina, fine-tuned to wavelengths that appear blue, green and red. Their eyes are as good as ours.

How big do Maltipoo dogs get?

Maltipoo dogs vary. If you are looking at a toy maltipoo it will range from 6-10 lbs full grown. A Tiny Toy Maltipoo full grown dog will range from 4-6 pounds. A teacup Maltipoo full grown dog will weigh under 4lbs full grown. Hope i was helpful!

What animal is smarter than a emu?

Chimpanzee is the smartest animal in the world right now. The Bottlenose dolphin is the second smartest.

How do hyenas have big ears?

so they can hear hunters and get ready for battle and hear prey in deserts

Can a 11 year old babysit a baby under 1 years old?

Its is depending on your country's laws in most cases the sitter should be 14 years old plus