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they live in central and western africa =)
To be more specific, they live in rainforest and woodland across a belt from West Africa (Ivory Coast and around there) through to western Tanzania (in East Africa), generally north of the equator (and always north of the Congo River) except in the far eastern portion of their range. While they always live where there are trees and fruit and leaves to eat, in some places they live in drier, more open environments whereas others are much wetter and closed canopy environments. Which they live in determines their social organization and behavior. Then there are bonobos, which live only in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and live in very wet, closed canopy rainforests where the pattern of food availability may make it easier for them to live in bigger groups even at times when their preferred fruits are less abundant.
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∙ 11y agoA Chimpanzee doesn't have a house, but they do have a territory that they roam. Chimp communities break up into satellite families to look for food. At night, they weave the supple branches of trees into a nest on which they sleep. These could be considered temporary houses if you are so inclined to think of them that way. They do not have much in the way of a material culture as they do not live in settled societies. Their Bonobo cousins live an almost egalitarian society, which is a stepping stone to a settled one, but they haven't made the step yet (and they probably won't ever). Therefore, Chimps will never have a collection of things that they keep with them in one centralized area like a home.
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∙ 12y agothe answer is... i don't remember ill look it up and then tell you guys! that's why im asking casue im dumb!
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∙ 16y agoGorillas live in the forest
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What were the chimpanzees feeding on while Jane Goodall was observing them?
Chimpanzees were eating bananas wen she was observing them.
Did Jane Goodall have jobs other than scientist?
Yes she did, She work as a Zoologist, studying Chimpanzees Yes she did, She work as a Zoologist, studying Chimpanzees Yes she did, She work as a Zoologist, studying Chimpanzees
Could a chimpanzees survive as an invasive species in Canada?
No. Chimpanzees are a tropical species and would be poorly suited to survive a Canadian winter.
What animals has Jane Goodall worked with the most?
Chimpanzees she lived with them in the wild for 45 years she studied them she also proteced animal in the forest of Africa
Why was Goodall surprised to observe the chimpanzees eating the pig?
Prior to Goodall's discovery of them eating meat it had been thought that chimpanzees were purely herbivores.
Where are you most likely to find chimpanzees in their natural habitat?
you are most likely to find chimpanzees in their natural habitat in Africa. They are found from Senegal to Tanzania.
How much of the chimpanzees habitat is left?
3000
How do chimpanzees adapt to their habitat?
Chimpanzees have black fur that keep them camoflged when they sleep in their nest a night
Are chimpanzees jungle animals?
Chimpanzees can be a jungle animal or a wild animal, it all depends on there habitat and what there taught too do.
What has caused chimpanzees to be endangered?
The destruction of their habitat has caused chimpanzees to become endangered. Hunting and disease were also contributing factors to their declining numbers.
Do chimpanzees move around when their habitat changes like when it gets cold or hot?
in the desert
Why are chimpanzees disappearing?
Chimpanzees-who are closely related to humans-are a well-known great ape. Their native habitat is the rainforests of central Africa. That habitat has been shrinking for decades as people cut down trees, build farms, and cause pollution that harms the forest. A population of millions of chimps has shrunk to less than 300,000.
How are chimpanzees endangered animals?
Like most endangered species, chimpanzees are faced with loss of habitat as people gradually convert their habitat to other uses, and they are also hunted, to be sold as laboratory animals, or to zoos, or as exotic pets, or in some cases even to be eaten.
How can you avoid a chimpanzee?
Assuming you do not live in a chimpanzee habitat, do not go to the zoo and consistently watch news reports to ensure no chimpanzees have escaped into your local area.
What has the author Harold Clyde Bingham written?
Harold Clyde Bingham has written: 'Gorillas in a native habitat' -- subject(s): Gorilla 'Selective transportation by chimpanzees' -- subject(s): Animal intelligence, Chimpanzees, Comparative Psychology, Pan troglodytes, Problem solving
Are chimpanzees invertebrates or vertebrates?
Chimpanzees are mammals. Because of that, they have a backbone. Therefore, Chimpanzees are vertebrates.
How can you help protect chimpanzees?
Whatever you can do to protect their habitat is the best thing to do, they can survive quite well without any help from us as long as they have enough room to live
