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It may not be language as we know it, but whales have no shortage of ways to make themselves understood. So broad is their vocal repertoire, in fact, that whales can call to their young, woo potential mates and even express emotions, according to...
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Spain\’s parliament voiced its support on Wednesday for the rights of great apes to life and freedom in what will apparently be the first time any national...
made popular Jun 30 2008
It looks like at least some of Charlton Heston\’s famous feelings have scientific evidence now.
made popular Jun 20 2008
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A renegade group of Gibraltar’s Barbary apes has annoyed residents so much that authorities announced plans Thursday to kill them.A cluster of 25 Barbary apes _ a...
made popular Apr 17 2008
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Mopie looked the picture of ape fitness: His shoulders were broad and imposing, his silver-haired back sculpted and muscular, his biceps bulging as wide as a...
made popular Apr 5 2008
Inside the dense shelter of Congolese jungle, far away from human hindrance, a band of apes have been found which, according to local legend, kill lions, catch fish,...
made popular Jul 15 2007
A study on Orangutans has let scientists propose that humans have been walking on two legs much earlier than expected.
The idea has been proposed by three British...
made popular Jun 1 2007
Climate change is endangering the lives of the Great apes in more than one way. First, the rise in temperature levels will definitely have an impact on the animal....
made popular May 31 2007
Try that one Jackson! You will be ready to play the lead role in ‘Planet of Apes-Part II’.
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made popular Sep 28 2006
We all know that humans splited to evolve from chimpanzees. But, how complicated the evolution process was? How long did it take to evolve? When did the evolution...
made popular May 18 2006
The virus, Ebola has killed a third of the world’s gorillas in the past decade, and tens of thousands of chimps. The disease, which can have a mortality rate of...
made popular Nov 24 2005
It was their inquisitiveness that led them to the dump. And, that in return provided them with a missing ancestor. Missing ancestor! And that too in a dump? Yes....
made popular Nov 12 2005
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