How to pronounce“chimp”in English

chimps in captivity, when I see chimps dressed up, it's just heartbreaking to me because it's not where in my heart I know chimps belong.

Chimps can have maybe just a few hundred.

chimps are the closest non-human primate to to us or conversely that bonobos are

chimps?

chimps.

Chimps and bonobos never hold your eye but gorillas really look as though they're trying to sort of figure out what are you thinking about.

chimps are when you see that sort of thing or when you see mothers just lying in a a sunlit patch in the forest um with their babies bouncing on top of

a chimp greeting to all of you from Jane.

about chimps and chimp conservation.

a chimp's face at 20 feet away.

So chimpanzees are very good model of tribal humans so to speak, but we have an equally close relative which is the bonobo, exactly as close to us as the chimp.

- So Chimp Empire is amazing, right?

a chimp problem too.

Common chimps and pygmy chimps, about 1.5%.

Which chimps didn't really go through, or our primate ancestors didn't go through.

about chimps or very much about film-making.

Dark chimps in a black forest.

two chimps who are grooming each other on a day when they are utterly exhausted.

Human nature is 90% chimp, 10% bee.

this is chimp's habitat and the distance in this upper right shot, but that's a tea plantation surrounding it.

can do to preserve chimps and chimp habitat.

It was chimp habitat. You could climb up the hills of and look eastward--chimp habitat as far as you could see.

They're very chimp-like, but they're not chimps. They're very similar looking to chimps, but they are

You can understand chimp and bonobo behavior in the same lights much more easily.

They have the head chimp, he's not the head chimp, but the alpha in the group.

- Since we brought up Chimp Empire, let me ask you about relationships.

that onto the chimp world. Yes, I mean it's particularly difficult with chimps because chimps are so similar to humans in their behavior

Not because the chimp is going to do anything violent at the time,

cage with a chimpanzee the chimp could knock that person's head off no question so we're pathetic so we need to engineer ourselves to be

gorilla or a chimp or even a mammal like a dolphin or an elephant um you know our

And those chimps have stone and anvils.

And like the chimps, the chimps are obviously aware that I am there, but don't think about me at all.

you can't find chimps.

And the chimps streamed right past it. You think the chimps are gonna be tuned in to all the dangers around them.

Bill Wallauer: Never with chimps, never ever.

on people not people chimps uh grooming each other and uh that lasts for a while

and studied chimps and who broke all the rules and named her study subjects even though that wasn't what she was supposed to do.

and the chimps are not able to do this kind of pinching...

and not the chimps and not the Neanderthals is not any individual ability, but our collective ability, our ability to cooperate flexibly in very large numbers.

And our chimps put on the brakes and scoot back for safety into their own territory.

Um some chimps are aggressive to people.

what are chimps, gorillas, and humans, like how we're related, and what you find fascinating about each?

the ancestor leading to chimps and bonobos humans.

anytime you bring up chimps somebody will say joe rogan entered the chat can i ask you about sort of learning about bitcoin

like you know chimps will use like sticks to get termites and things like that but there's something about what we do

descendants of chimps uh like uh the idea that there's life out there oh it would literally change i said this a

with the chimps and how she she didn't listen to the rules, she named them.

If we add in a chimp, we will find a difference every 100 bases or so.

And that's that wonderful chimp call, which we've been hearing in the forest now.