NPR REVIEW: Jane Goodall Sees 'Hope For Animals' in new book/ InterviewSource: National Public Radio (NPR)
In her latest book, Hope for Animals and Their World: How Endangered Species Are Being Rescued from the Brink, she writes, "There are surely plants and animals living in the remote places beyond our current knowledge. There are discoveries yet to be made."
Malaria may have come from chimpsSource: Reuters
Malaria may have jumped to humans from chimpanzees much as AIDS did, U.S. researchers reported on Monday in a study they hope could help in developing a vaccine against the infection.
Zoo's 30 chimps escape enclosureSource: BBC News
Thirty chimpanzees have escaped from their enclosure at a zoo in Cheshire, forcing it to be closed.
The animals found their way into a nearby keepers' area, where their food is usually prepared, at about 1240 BST, Chester Zoo said.
A chimpanzee apocalypse in Tanzania?Source: Scientific American
Tanzania's chimpanzee population has plummeted by more than 90 percent, from 10,000 a few years ago to just 700 today, according to a report from the Tanzania National Parks Authority.
Chimp-Made Toolkit Most Complex Ever FoundSource: Discovery.com
June 2, 2009 -- Central African chimpanzees crave honey so much that they've invented the animal kingdom's most complex known set of tools to get it, according to researchers who found many of the tools still slathered with the syrupy liquid.
'Language Gene' Alters Mouse SqueaksSource: World Science
Mice carrying a "humanized" version of a gene believed to influence speech and language may not actually talk, but nonetheless have a lot to say about our evolutionary past, a new study suggests.
The Worst Story I Ever HeardSource: Esquire Magazine
I hate every monkey I see; from chimpan-A to chimpanzee.
I do not have an irrational fear of higher primates; I have a reasonable regard for their absolute vicious craziness.
Why Chimps Are Stronger Than HumansSource: Live Science
A chimpanzee can likely rip your arms off, but would probably have trouble using a mouse to click on a link to the Human Evolution group in Newsvine.
Chimp Attack Highlights Increased Drug Use Among PetsSource: National Geographic
Minutes before a pet chimp attacked a woman in Connecticut last weekend, he may have been given the anti-anxiety medication Xanax because he was agitated, according to statements by his owner that she later retracted.
Gene explosion set humans, great apes apartSource: Reuters
"Right before the great apes branched off from other apes and monkeys 10 million years ago, their DNA began to make explosive changes -- not classic mutations, but another change known as copy number variation, University of Washington geneticist Evan Eichler and colleagues found …
Monkey is nuts for tiger cubs Source: The Sun Newspaper Online
ANJANA the chimp is proving to be a doting foster mum – to her white TIGER cubs.
These amazing new pictures show the motherly monkey has not been driven bananas by the playful cubs who she lovingly bottle feeds.
Hugging benefits fractious chimpsSource: BBC News
If you have just had a big falling out with a colleague, there is nothing better than the comforting and consoling arm of a good friend.
Why is yawning contagious?Source: BBC News
Rather than being a precursor to sleep, yawning is designed to keep us awake, say US researchers. But why does seeing someone else yawn make you to do the same?
Chimpanzees Beat Humans in Memory TestSource:
Juvenile chimpanzees beat adult humans in two different short-term memory tests, according to a study conducted by researchers at Kyoto University in Japan and published in the journal Current Biology.
So many chimps on TV, so few in the wild Source: Chicago Tribune
Primatologists reported Thursday in the journal Science that only 66 percent of visitors to Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago thought chimps were endangered.