Living in the jungle, the chimpanzee is the closest kinsman to the human being. Chimpanzees are one of the most intelligent and clever animals in the world. They are famous for their cognition and intelligence. Chimpanzees are very similar to the human beings because they have the ability to learn new words and new skills from the people. They can play with different objects, hear, smell, walk on their two legs and even the 95 % of the human DNA is found in Chimpanzees (Nishida, 2014). Some of the
The Great Ape Protection Act is for scientists to cease invasive research on great apes and rigorously apply existing alternatives but stops short of extending rights to the animals themselves. For example scientists can do experiments on the apes but if it you go far enough where the animal can’t take it anymore the person
two feet, and means locomotion on two feet. there are two different forms of bipedalism: se Habitual (birds, humans) and occasionally one, that occurs for example by chimpanzees or bears. For my research I have been focused on bipedalism and its relation to the question of evolution of humans. The paper is divided into these categories: Types of Bipedalism Expansion of Bipedalism among other Species than Humans Cons and Pros of Bipedalism Bipedalism among Humans Outcomes of Bipedalism on Human