Chimp Life Diary - BBC

[@lilirishgrl]

Awesome shot of the chimp fishing for ants! Nice video, thanks for sharing

[@pinam2299]

Just incredible beautiful and majestic creatures! I loved this video very much❤️

[@rexyburke8362]

These chimps and other apes are the front runner of new humans there is a 50-75% chance that chimpanzees shall become a very distinct human like species

[@pandalover660]

Just watching this makes me wanna cry they're soooooo cute I just wanna hug them all !

[@jelenav3336]

True special baby chimps are cute! 👍🐵🐵🐵

[@joshuatraffanstedt2695]

Good luck trying to hug an adult male.

[@DrewMIATL]

Some chimps are so fuckin cute

[@dabooser1048]

Chimpanzees are amazing animals. But it always makes me laugh to hear these researchers exaggerate actions made by animals. The female chimp goes over to the male chimp and takes the tool he was using. He did not object. But that gets translated to he lent her his tools, implying much more than actually occurred.

[@annecorey607]

This babies are very cute love to watch them thank you for your video is very goods

[@seadog915]

Maybe that root drumming is their "let's scare the shit out of the humans,so they'll go away" sound! How do we know if they use it at all if there's no humans around?

[@davemckay4359]

Wow that low zoom through the jungle epi

[@radricdavis8508]

Women really are the purveyors of creativity. A woman is equally if not more capable than a man of filming scientific breakthroughs. She brought the idea of chimps using tools to the scientific community and she will be praised for it

[@davemckay4359]

It's not just tools, but the ritual of it. Thry might as well been tokijg up.

[@stk1975]

i wish they do not include humans in the film i want to see chimps only.

[@pooshpoosh9232]

is there a full version

[@davissteve3921]

A lot of people who wear face masks in Japan do it for the same reason, they don't want others to get sick too.

[@ZekeThePlumber86]

This aged well.

[@mike2207]

Grant Wiley Esq. yup.

[@KandyBoy69]

I thought the Chinese do that?

[@frankpalancio8471]

Yum yum..ants! We should introduce them to fire ants.

[@flxgld7096]

8:30 Chimp:"Or I was just TIRED of being harassed and followed so gave the stick up finally" 🥴

[@ZekeThePlumber86]

Why do people never bring them food while filming them. Idk maybe they do, just off camera.

[@robinhenry4088]

u shouldnt bring them any food otherwise they get used to humans

[@RichoRosai]

What's the point of the cameras if 90% of the footage is going to be OF the filming. People are idiots.

[@jakestevens3788]

This video is to show us how the people film the wildlife

[@tripacer8259]

WHY isn't she wearing her mask??

[@gracegrace7571]

What's the difference between chimpanzees golira ..apes. .because they look same

[@heathermariegaming]

Chimps are smaller, dwell in trees more frequently and are omnivorous. Gorillas are huge and do not travel through the trees, but stay on the ground, and they're herbivores. Regionally, they're found in different part of Africa.

[@MagaIstvan]

she didn't use the mask fort long...

[@Brvfan2012]

I noticed that too shouldn’t they have kept the masks on

[@rustyshackleford2841]

Not impressed with the drumming. Needs more cowbell.

[@servicarrider]

Too bad that they are so damned dangerous. I've never heard of a bonobo attacking a human.

[@lailonnietukes4456]

I've never heard of anyone trying to raise one unlike those selfish individuals who thought raising chimpanzees as a pet was a bright idea...

[@servicarrider]

@Lailonnie...As opposed to Chimpanzees, which are extremely dangerous, Bonobo's are interacted with and handled every day by researchers, naturalist and service workers without negative consequence, at least to my knowledge.

[@arthurkonarski8501]

So let me share with you some hidden knowledge...In 2009 first ever group of Bonobos was transferred from only bonobo sanctuary-Loya La Bonobos and reintroduced to the wild.What most important those apes was raised by humans from little bonobos orphans.People was loving them and gave them best possible care,attention,love,food,fun,everything. One of the caregivers was Victor Likofata. After transferring those apes,people from Lola Ya Bonobos,cant just leave creatures who were like beloved children for them,so there left 3-peoples teams of trackers to observe Bonobos from distance,and to watch and protect them from poachers and any danger in wild nature. Some day group of truckers with Likofata,were swiftly and brutally assault by entire bonobos troops.Leader of attackers was ape male who Likofata love and care from infancy. Those Bonobo beasts mauling Likofata severly,disfigured his face,rip of nose,injured another vital places. It was miracle that he manage to get to water,and with his wounds get to civilisation. After many plastic surgery in best worlds clinic,his face looks very good after such ordeal. But he dont talk about experience,more then that was ...his fault. I THINK THAT IS THE PRICE FOR HIGHLY COST SURGERIES,THAT HE HAS TO WRITE LEGAL PAPERS,THAT PROTECTS BONOBOS PROPAGANDA AND GOOD PR. SHOCKED WITH THIS SADISTIC DISPLAY AND UNSPOKEN UNGRATEFULNESS FROM BONOBOS BEASTS PEOPLE MAY BE DONT DONATE MORE AND MORE MONEY.

[@servicarrider]

@Arthur...Yes, I've heard the story. These were not animals that had the benefit of natural group socialization and dynamics. That is to say, they lacked the benefit of their own Bonobo culture. It was replaced with a hybrid method of interaction they had no natural or limited understanding of. Then they were released, with whatever resentments they may already harbor, to a setting that was foreign to them and that they were completely unfamiliar with...and expected to cope. I know of no behaviorist who would claim the resultant behavior to be anything other than atypical for bonobos. I suspect that if you took a group of lions and tigers, circus animals or home raised as pets by humans, and released them into the wild, and they somehow managed to survive for a period of time, that there may be man eaters among them even if natural prey was plentiful..

[@olgac8211]

hello. they are on a brink of extinction. humans are way more dangerous. :)