#tai chimpanzee project

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A group of chimpanzees listen to other chimpanzees heard at a distance in the West African forests of Ivory Coast. This photo was provided by the Tai Chimpanzee Project, a research outfit set up in 1979 by two married primatologists who decided to study the animals’ reported habit of cracking nuts with tools. They found that not only did the chimps use ‘hammers’ but they would choose one made of wood or stone, depending on the hardness of the nut

Photograph: Roman M Wittig/Tai Chimpanzee Project/Reuters

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An old Pine Tree at a Farm in Stanthorpe in Queensland, Australia 2022. Photograph: Palani Mohan

Men riding with their Eagles in the Altai Mountains in Western Mongolia 2012. Photograph: Palani Mohan

Wild Horses run through Doolboong Country Grasslands. Kimberley, Western Australia 2015. Photograph: Palani Mohan

A Grey Reef Shark parts a bait ball in the shallows of the Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia. This photo by Daniel Nicholson, entitled Parting the Tide, won third place in the ‘Underwater Life’ category in the 2023 Nature Conservancy photo Contest Winners. It was taken inside the bait ball as a shark burst out, hunting its next mouthful of fish. Photograph: Daniel Nicholson/TNC Photo Contest 2023

A herd of Deer graze near a giraffe at the Merami Game Reserve on the Okavango delta in Botswana. The landlocked country in southern Africa becomes a lush animal habitat during the seasonal floods. Photograph: Anadolu/Getty Images

Two Leopards take a drink at the Central Kalahari Game Reserve, Botswana, in a stunning photo taken from a new book, Remembering Leopards. Featuring photos donated by wildlife photographers around the World, the book is one in a series that has donated more than £1m to conservation projects. Photograph: Margot Raggett/Remembering Wildlife/PA

Two Giraffes graze on a tree in Nairobi National Park, Kenya. The park is just 7km south of the city but is home to more than 100 mammal species. Photograph: Victoria Jones/PA

Wintering Flamingoes show off their stunning coloration at a nature reserve in Port Fouad, Egypt. Photograph: Xinhua/Shutterstock

A group of Chimpanzees listen to other chimpanzees heard at a distance in the West African Forests of Ivory Coast. This photo was provided by the Tai Chimpanzee Project, a research outfit set up in 1979 by two married primatologists who decided to study the animals’ reported habit of cracking nuts with tools. They found that not only did the chimps use ‘hammers’ but they would choose one made of wood or stone, depending on the hardness of the nut. Photograph: Roman M Wittig/Tai Chimpanzee Project/Reuters

An Adonis Blue Butterfly that has been discovered at Pyecombe Golf Course in West Sussex, UK. The golf course in the South Downs National Park has become a haven for butterflies after 34 species were discovered living in the rough, including rare species such as the adonis blue, brown hairstreak and grizzled skipper. Photograph: Neil Hulme/South Downs National Park Authority/PA

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Social bonds play a big role in group chimpanzee fisticuffs.

Social bonds play a big role in group chimpanzee fisticuffs.

Chimpanzees, one of the closest relatives of humans, cooperate on a group level – in combative disputes, they even cooperate with group members to whom they are not related. Those involved in fights with neighbouring groups put themselves at risk of serious injury or even death. Within the context of the Tai Chimpanzee Project researchers observed three chimpanzee communities in Tai National…

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La lepra ha llegado a los chimpancés salvajes

La lepra ha llegado a los chimpancés salvajes

La lepra, antiguo azote de los humanos, ha llegado a los chimpancés salvajes

La impactante foto de Woodstock, un chimpancé salvaje de Parque Nacional de Cantanhez de Guinea-Bissau, se tomó con una de las cámaras trampas instaladas.

Durante la campaña del Tai  Chimpanzee Projectde 2017 se obtuvieron fotografías de varios chimpancés salvajes con lesiones como las de Woodstock en el rostro.

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Tierno chimpancé juega al “avioncito” con su hijo. El pequeño disfruta y termina abrazando a su papá

Tierno chimpancé juega al “avioncito” con su hijo. El pequeño disfruta y termina abrazando a su papá

Ver que algo así sucede en la naturaleza es maravilloso.

Si un día decides observar a los monos, no te tomará mucho tiempo notar todas las similitudes que tenemos con ellos. Su comportamiento es maravilloso, juegan, se ríen, disfrutan y hacen una gran variedad de cosas que quizás son parte de nuestras rutinas. 

En Costa de Marfil, el Tai Chimpanzee Project (TCP)es un grupo de investigación…

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İnsanlar gibi oyun oynayan şempanzeler kayda alındı

Max Planck Evrimsel Antropoloji Enstitüsü'ndeki "Tai Chimpanzee Project" çalışanları, oyun oynayan iki şempanzenin eğlenceli bir videosunu yükledi. Video ve şempanzelerde oyunun işlevleri haberimizde. #teknoloji #bilim

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Chimpanzees listen out for rival chimps during reconnaissance missions.

(Image credit: Roman M. Wittig/ Taï Chimpanzee Project)