Chimpanzee
By: Carter Burgoon Period 2 5/16/16
Habitat
Movement
Chimps hands are very similar to those of humans, they have sensitive fingers and fingernails, but their fingers are longer. They push together the thumb and other finger to grip tree branches(Woodward 21). Young chimps run across branches, but older chimps are too large, so they swing from branch to branch with their long arm spans(Woodward 21). Chimps can walk on two legs, but they usually walk with their knuckles, which makes them very strong(Woodward 21). They can travel at a speed of twenty miles per hour (Chimpanzees2).
Body Covering,
Diet
Reproduction
Adaptations
Other Info
- It is one of the closest relatives to humans (Chimpanzees)
- They live up to about 45 years(Chimpanzees2)
- "Warm Blooded"(Chimpanzees2)
- "Endangered" (Chimpanzees2)
- "Scientific name =Pan troglodytes"(Chimpanzees2)
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