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r hands and feet are very similar in size and shape. They use these strong extremities to move around trees. They build nests from large branches and twigs. They never use the same nest for more than one night. They are also quiet animals and like to be alone from all the noises.The chimpanzees are the most intelligent of all the apes. They are considered as the closest relatives of humans their DNA has been estimated to be as much as 99% identical to that of ours. Chimps are found in equatorial Africa. They have a very similar gait to the gorilla. The eyes, nose and especially the ears of a chimp are very similar to that of a human. They see color just as humans. Their expressive, individual faces communicate well. Hands and feet consist of five fingers and toe. They too can carry objects in their hands. They also have the ability of grabbing on to branches with their feet, something that we can’t do. Chimpanzees can use simple tools such as small sticks to take termites out of their holes as the food. Their powerful Jaw muscles and teeth let them chew coarse food. Chimpanzees make sounds and move their bodies to show what they know and how they feel. We know they make at least 34 different calls. They are screams of surprises and squeaks of nervousness. Their large canine teeth can intimidate rivals, and do real damage during fights. Chimpanzees hug when they are excited or need reassurance. They kiss to comfort or to show respect. Jane Goodall said that “let us hope that out understanding of the chimpanzees will lead also to a better understanding of the nature of other non-human animals, as a new attitude towards other species with which we share this planet.” The Chimpanzees seldom have fleas or any other kind of bugs. They are just grooming each other, picking our bits of dirt and dried skin. I also noticed that when there is a pink swelling on female chimpanzees (it is only on female) it tells t...

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