By Jane Goodall
ISBN-10: 0689713207
ISBN-13: 9780689713200
ISBN-10: 1588242587
ISBN-13: 9781588242587
Introduces the actual features, habit, habitat, copy, and existence cycle of the chimpanzee.
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They don’t want to be dressed up and told what to do all the time. Then their “parents” don’t want them, and send them to zoos or laboratories. Zoos are mostly much better than they used to be, but there are still many chimps in small concrete and metal cages with no trees to climb and nothing to play with. The best zoos keep their chimpanzees in groups and provide them with all kinds of interesting things to do—different things every day so they don’t get bored. Because they are so like us, chimpanzees are used by scientists to try and find out more about human diseases and how to cure or prevent them.
Hundreds of them are shut up in tiny, bare steel-barred prisons, all by themselves, sad and utterly bored. A group called the Committee for Conservation and Care of Chimpanzees is working very hard to make things better for all chimpanzees in captivity. 29 ¸ Protecting Chimpanzees Chimpanzees in the wild are disappearing very fast. Just fifty years ago there were millions of them. They were found in the forests of at least twenty-five countries throughout equatorial Africa. Now there are only about 150,000 to 200,000.
They were found in the forests of at least twenty-five countries throughout equatorial Africa. Now there are only about 150,000 to 200,000. And they exist only in scattered populations. They have become extinct in four nations, and in only five areas of Central Africa are they found in anything like their original numbers. They are disappearing for various reasons. In some places they are killed for food. In most countries they are illegally hunted for sale to animal dealers who send them to zoos, circuses, or laboratories, or sell them as pets.