A montage of chimpanzees exhibiting human-like behaviour, meshed together from various clips and set to music. "There is grandeur in this view of life, with its several powers, having been originally breathed into a few forms or into one; and that, whilst this planet has gone cycling on according to the fixed law of gravity, from so simple a beginning endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved." -- On the Origin of Species, Chapter 14: Recapitulation and Conclusion Song: 'bark' by Black Era www.blackera.com Formerly here: www.jamendo.com

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Sir David Attenborough narrates this violent and bloody natural history video recording the disturbing scenes of a real Chimpanzee territorial attack. Truly amazing scenes from BBC natural history epic, 'Planet Earth'.

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A brief, interesting clip from National Geographic's "Ape Genius" documentary, demonstrating problem solving skills in chimpanzees, by requesting cooperation. Also shows chimpanzees providing assistance to humans, by noticing assistance is needed, and retrieving out of reach objects for their human companions. As time goes on, it becomes more and more obvious that the great apes are our evolutionary cousins. I would hope everyone viewing this would be able to share in my astonishment and awe at the brilliance displayed by these amazing creatures. More Information: sciencelinks.jp Transcript: www.pbs.org

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Watch the planning and specific positions involved in a detailed chimpanzee attack on a colabus monkey deep in the forest. Amazing videos of when animals attack from BBC Worldwide.

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PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE COMMENTING -- Link to Part 2: youtube.com A brief, interesting clip from National Geographic's "Ape Genius" documentary, comparing how a chimpanzee learns when compared with human children. An experiment conducted at St Andrews University revealed that while children tried to tackle a puzzle without trying to analyze it, chimps of the same age used logic and managed to solve it This test shows that the human child, even when given tasks that obviously have no meaning, follows the instructions given to them by the perceived authority figure, whereas the chimpanzees are more pragmatic, and exclude the extraneous steps. I feel that this is a good example of why it is important to raise children to believe as many true things and disregard as many false things as possible. Children are our shared future, and teaching them to think critically and rationally, so they can grow up to be mindful, effective adults that use reason to help build a better world is vitally important. Article from the Sunday Times: "Young chimps make chumps of children" www.timesonline.co.uk NOTE: This is a dramatic reenactment of an experiment for a TV documentary. The actual experiment criteria: ** The children used ranged from 41-59 months. ** The chimps used ranged from 2-6 yo Chimps mature at 13-14 for females, 15-16 for males. ** The box always contains a sticker. When the child gets the sticker, they trade that in for a food reward. ** The child is instructed to get the <b>...</b>

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This is the moment a group of chimpanzees sees daylight for the first time in 30 years - after being locked in cages for medical testing. The animals hugged each other in delight before they took their first steps outside. Emotional footage, below, shows how they reacted to their new surroundings. The outing marked the end of a 14-year bid to re-integrate the 38 primates after they spent most of their lives cooped up inside. Scimpanzè liberi dopo 30 anni da cavie Per piu di 30 anni chiusi in strette gabbie e usati come cavie per ogni sorta di test, ora molti scimpanzé tornano in libertà. In un rifugio per animali in Austria gli animali ricominciano una nuova vita. Strappati alle loro madri uccise da cacciatori in Africa sono arrivati ancora cuccioli nella Bassa Austria. Un laboratorio di ricerca di una grossa casa farmaceutica li ha poi utilizzati per vari esperimenti: sono stati infettati con il virus dell'epatite e con quello dell'AIDS, senza mai aver visto un raggio di sole e senza aver avuto nessun contatto con altri animali, a parte l'essere umano con il "camice bianco".

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A brief, interesting clip from National Geographic's "Ape Genius" documentary, demonstrating problem solving skills in chimpanzees, by using water as a flotation aid to retrieve a treat from a narrow tube. This experiment was conducted at the Max Planck Institute in Leipzig, Germany.

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One of the other wild female monkeys in the troop has given birth to a cute baby chimpanzee. Check out more funny animal videos on BBC wildlife.

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Play and try to beat the chimp: games.lumosity.com (I'm not affiliated with that site) What really sets us apart from our cousins? Our wonderful memory? No, not that, either. This video illustrates that our ape cousins far exceed us in short term memory recall skills. A chimp is shown memorizing numbers with remarkable accuracy at lightning speed. An amazing bit of footage from the National Geographic documentary "Human Ape". More Information: ► news.bbc.co.uk ► channel.nationalgeographic.com Citation: Inoue, S. and Matsuzaka, T., (2007). Working memory of numerals in chimpanzees. Current Biology 17 No. 23:R1004-5 (doi:10.1016/j.cub.2007.10.027) ► www.psy.ed.ac.uk ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: The accuracy of the findings presented in this video, and this study itself, has been disputed. See the links below for more information: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Paper: Silberberg, A, & Kearns, D. (2009). Memory for the order of briefly presented numerals in humans as a function of practice . Animal Cognition, 12(2), 405-407. ► www.springerlink.com Letter: Cook, P, & Wilson, M. (2010). In practice, chimp memory study flawed. Science, 328(5983), 1228. ► www.sciencemag.org

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Recent chimpanzee mother, Gremlin tries to protect her cute baby twin monkeys from the suspicious attentions of the other female chimps in the wild primate troop. Free nature clip from BBC Worldwide.

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Milou at IDA-Africa sanctuary playing on his own while the other chimps climb in the trees. He spins around till he gets dizzy and falls over. Milou is not a pet, he is at a sanctuary. CHIMPANZEES DO NOT MAKE GOOD PETS AT ALL! Milou's mother was killed for the illegal bushmeat trade and he was going to be sold as a pet. Chimps will always become too strong and playful to keep in a house as they get older. The clips and pictures from IDA Africa, Sanaga Yong in Cameroon. I volunteered there in 2011. It was an incredible experience. Chimpanzees are amazing animals. They are unbelievably intelligent. To learn more or make a donation please go to www.ida-africa.org/

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Many wonderful examples of chimpanzee culture and traditions, and how they differ between groups of chimps, as well as develop and change over time. Shows chimpanzees engaging in learned termite hunting, bone picks for digging out bone marrow, sponges, herbal medicine, kissing, saluting/shaking hands, and leaf-tearing to signal others for grooming. From the National Geographic documentary "New Chimpanzees" (1995).

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Richard Dawkins clears up the misunderstanding of Evolution that is all too common: If we descended from Chimpanzees, then why are there still Chimpanzees? Dawkins explains that we DID NOT descend from Chimpanzees—we both share a common ancestor. Download Quicktime version (720p HD): cdn.cloudfiles.mosso.com Get the RDF TV podcast through iTunes! itunes.apple.com If you enjoy the video, and would like to help us make more videos like this, please consider donating $1 (or any other amount you'd like) to The Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science: richarddawkinsfoundation.org During Richard Dawkins' 2009 American tour, we visited Judy Diamond's "Explore Evolution" exhibit at the University of Nebraska State Museum in Lincoln. This exhibit has now been replicated in six museums around the country. While visiting we filmed a collection of short unrehearsed and unscripted videos—just inspired by the "Explore Evolution" exhibit. See the "Explore Evolution" web page here: explore-evolution.unl.edu Special Thanks to: Dr. Judy Diamond The University of Nebraska State Museum www.friendsofthemuseum.org Camera & Music by Josh Timonen See more at: RichardDawkins.net

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The first film made by Chimpanzees! The Chimps of Edinburgh Zoo were part of a unique experiment to discover how they see the world. See it on The Chimpcam Project Natural World. Links: www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk

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A video of baby chimps laughing, playing and just being adorable. THESE CHIMPS ARE NOT PETS, they are at a sanctuary. Chimpanzees do not make good pets at all! These chimpanzees were rescued and brought to these sanctuaries before or sometimes long after they had become pets. Chimps will always become too strong and playful to keep in a house as they get older. The clips and pictures from Chimp Eden in South Africa and IDA Africa, Sanaga Yong in Cameroon. I volunteered at the sanctuaries in 2010 and 2011. It was an incredible experience. Chimpanzees are amazing animals. They are so incredibly intelligent. Some of the chimps in this video were seen on the Animal Planet documentary "Escape to Chimp Eden". Please click like on this video this so it gets higher up than the videos of people with pet chimps so people don't get the wrong impression when they search for chimps. There is a new documentary out called Project Nim, look up Project Nim Official Trailer HQ which shows the impossibility of keeping chimps as pets

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May 13, 2011—Are chimpanzees mourning the deaths of a nine-year-old male and infant? Researchers have released never-before-seen video of a chimp community in Zambia reacting to the deaths.

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www.pbs.org Award-winning filmmaker Allison Argo takes us behind the scenes of the film "Chimpanzees: An Unnatural History." This web exclusive video features the filmmaker discussing her motivation and some of the challenges she faced while filming. Argo is the writer, director, producer and narrator of the film. "Chimpanzees: An Unnatural History" airs on PBS Sunday, June 20, 2010 at8pm (check local listings) and is part of the 28th season of the Peabody and Emmy award-winning series produced by Thirteen in association with WNET.ORG for PBS. Major support provided by Canon USA Inc. www.pbs.org

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Commercial of PG Tips in Britain during 1971 starring chimpanzees. Title:Mr. Shifter Haha, the funniest ad when it comes to monkey business.

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The hierarchy of chimp society is very important and constantly battled over. Apes struggle for power deep in the forest. From the BBC.

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PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE COMMENTING -- Link to Part 1: youtube.com A follow-up to the previous clip highlighting the similarities and differences in how a chimpanzee learns when compared with children. Researcher Victoria Horner takes her opaque/transparent box experiment to Uganda to test it on local children and chimpanzees closer to their natural habitat. This one contains more detailed information and an expanded explanation and conclusion. A very wonderful clip from the National Geographic documentary, "Human Ape". NOTE: This is a dramatic reenactment of an experiment for a TV documentary. The actual experiment criteria: ** The children used ranged from 41-59 months. ** The chimps used ranged from 2-6 yo Chimps mature at 13-14 years for females, 15-16 years for males. ** The box always contains a sticker. When the child gets the sticker, they trade that in for a food reward. ** The child is instructed to get the reward any way they can, then the experimenter leaves the room. The test is filmed. When the child is successful, they say "I have got it!" and the experimenter returns to the room and gives them their reward. More Information: www.hellofelix.com www.emory.edu channel.nationalgeographic.com

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Marlin journies to Tanzania to observe primate research being conducted among the chimpanzees that live near the shores of vast Lake Tanganyika.

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A look at Fifi, a Gombe chimpanzee, and her relationship with her offspring.

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Chimpanzee and baboon monkeys fight in the African animal kingdom from the BBC wildlife team. An investigation into animal behaviour and welfare in the animal kingdom. Watch more Chimp Family Fortunes clips with BBC Worldwide here: www.youtube.com

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Richard Dawkins shows just how similar the Human and Chimpanzee genomes really are, with the help of a great visual from the University of Nebraska Museum. Download Quicktime version (720p HD): cdn.cloudfiles.mosso.com Get the RDF TV podcast through iTunes! itunes.apple.com If you enjoy the video, and would like to help us make more videos like this, please consider donating $1 (or any other amount you'd like) to The Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science: richarddawkinsfoundation.org During Richard Dawkins' 2009 American tour, we visited Judy Diamond's "Explore Evolution" exhibit at the University of Nebraska State Museum in Lincoln. This exhibit has now been replicated in six museums around the country. While visiting we filmed a collection of short unrehearsed and unscripted videos—just inspired by the "Explore Evolution" exhibit. See the "Explore Evolution" web page here: explore-evolution.unl.edu Special Thanks to: Dr. Judy Diamond The University of Nebraska State Museum www.friendsofthemuseum.org Camera & Music by Josh Timonen See more at: RichardDawkins.net

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A wonderful example of chimpanzee tool usage, by using multiple tools to fish for termites within their hard nests. Also illustrates the understanding that tools having different properties are useful for different applications. The termite fishing behaviour was first discovered by Jane Goodall in 1960, and was the first known example of tool making and usage outside of humans, causing archaeologist Louis Leakey to declare: "Now we must redefine tool, redefine Man, or accept chimpanzees as humans." From the National Geographic documentary "Human Ape". More Information: news.nationalgeographic.com channel.nationalgeographic.com

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Lab Chimps Play in the Sun for the First Time. These monkeys were caged/kept indoors their entire lives and have finally been allowed outside to play. Narration translation: Woman Narrator: They see for the first time in their lives, the sun. After decades in an experiment laboratory, this is the first step of the chimpanzees in to freedom. Man Narrator: They hugged each other, like they would say they were finally free. And then they laughed. One imagines being locked up for 30 years in an elevator, then to open the door with friends and say "I don't believe it." They have only seen people wearing protective clothing; they have never had regular contact. They never learned to climb, because they were brought to the laboratory as babies. Now they can finally get out. Woman Narrator: Most of the former 38 monkeys have spent the entire lives behind bars. Since 2002, they are now in an Austrian village, slowing being prepared a life in freedom. This moment was for both animal and people equally unique. Man Narrator: I saw a chimpanzee, who was starring completely fascinated at a butterfly. He knew it, from back when he was a small chimpanzee in the jungle, and now he can see them again. Woman Narrator: And the monkeys that were born in the laboratory are discovering everything for the first time. The air, the grass, the freedom.

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A wonderful example of chimpanzee tool usage, by taking and modifying twigs to fish for termites within their hard nests. Also illustrates that the understanding that tools having different properties are useful for different applications. This behaviour was first discovered by Jane Goodall in 1960, and was the first known example of tool making and usage outside of humans, causing archaeologist Louis Leakey to declare: "Now we must redefine tool, redefine Man, or accept chimpanzees as humans." From the Ape segment (part 3) of the BBC documentary "Cousins". More Information: www.janegoodall.org www.bbc.co.uk

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Cheeky monkeys! ow.ly Welcome to Uzoo Wild, where we show wild animals in their natural environment. Some Eastern Chimpanzees catch termites and climb trees. Get Connected: ____________________________________________ Like Facebook: www.facebook.com Follow Twitter: twitter.com Follow Tumblr: uzooanimals.tumblr.com

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The complexities of male - female relationships are explored in this clip of the wild chimpanzees. The animal mating rituals of monkeys is investigated in this free BBC nature video. Watch more Chimpanzee Diary from BBC Worldwide here www.youtube.com

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Ayumu, a young Chimpanzee has learned the order of the arabic numerals, and outperforms humans on a short-term memory task. Wikipedia: A 30-year study at Kyoto Universitys Primate Research Institute has shown that chimps are able to learn to recognize the numbers 1-9 and their values. The chimps further show an aptitude for photographic memory, demonstrated in experiments in which the jumbled digits 1-9 are flashed onto a computer screen for less than a quarter of a second, after which the chimp, Ayumu, is able to correctly and quickly point to the positions where they appeared in ascending order. The same experiment was failed by world memory champion Ben Pridmore on most attempts.

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A wonderful example of chimpanzee tool usage, of using stones as a hammer and anvil, to break hard-shelled nuts to get at the soft nut-meat inside. Also illustrates the baby chimpanzees learning by watching their parents. From a clip from the Ape segment of the wonderful 3-part BBC documentary "Cousins".

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A brief, interesting clip from National Geographic's "Ape Genius" documentary, demonstrating problem solving skills in chimpanzees, by observing actions taken by an unrelated tribe. This experiment was conducted at the University of Texas by Antoine Spiteri, et al. As time goes on, it becomes more and more obvious that the great apes are our evolutionary cousins. I would hope everyone viewing this would be able to share in my astonishment and awe at the brilliance displayed by these amazing creatures. More Information: www.sciam.com

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BBC wildlife. Charlotte Uhlenbroek demonstrates the facinating journey of human evolution as she visits the first tool users - the chimpanzees. Free video clip from the BBC.

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Read more: www.newscientist.com For the first time, young chimps have outperformed humans at a memory test.

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Chimpanzee Kid "Hjördis" live today with a chimpanzee family on "Öland's Djurpark" in Sweden in a rescue rangers for chimpanzees. Thanks to its highly skilled staff at the zoo rescued "Hjördis" from his mother who was about to kill her so can Hjördis currently live today.

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JANE GOODALL wrote the following: "Human beings are not standing in isolated splendor on a pinnacle, separated from the rest of the animal kingdom by an unbridgeable chasm. Chimpanzees - especially those who have learned a human language - help us intellectually to bridge the imagined chasm. This crossing gives us a new respect not only for chimpanzees but for all the other amazing animals with whom we, the human animal, share this planet." Chimpanzees share more than 98 percent of the genetic code of humans. They are beautiful, sensitive and social beings with a high intelligence, a distinct culture and a language. They use tools and educate their offspring. They plan their future and take moral decisions. And yet, humans exploit them in the most disdainful and cruelest ways. Music, lyrics and performance of "When I Surrender" by Louise du Toit. Video created and produced by Louise du Toit. The copyrights to the song are reserved by the artist. The images in this video are not the property of the producer. This video was made as a contribution to the welfare of chimpanzees, for nonprofit educational purposes, without any intention of commercial advantage or private financial gain. There is no intention of copyright infringement either.

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