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Tuesday 8 November 2016

apes

                             21/10/16


Chimpanzees are my favourite animal because they are great climbers they are smart,strong and they can be also heavy. Some Chimps can be small and some can be very big. Chimpanzees are the closest living relatives to humans with 99 percent of their DNA. Some apes also know sign language. did you know that there are four types of apes chimpanzees,gorillas,gibbons and orangutans these four types of apes were found in africa. Unlike monkeys apes don’t have tails apes are more intelligent than monkeys as their brain is larger to develop more. Other than the gorilla all apes are very skilled to climb trees. Gorillas is the largest ape standing about 6 feet tall and weighing around 275 kg. The smallest ape is the gibbon,which only has the height of 3 feet and weighing around 10 kg. Apes are classified into two types of  groups,chimpanzees and gorillas. Their lifespan can be up to 30 to 50 years. Their size can be up to 74 cm to 1.65 metres. Their habitat is rainforests and grassland. Apes live more than most animals some live. Chimpanzees are the most intelligent apes on earth you might chimpanzees are monkey. What makes the great apes so fascinating?It's maybe it reminds us of ourselves but in fact these may have different meaning. for an example what looks like a big smile chimpanzee maybe a fear grin that's means it's scared Some animal babies are on their own from the moment they are born. But great apes are born helpless and must be carefully nurtured by their mothers. In its first few years an infant great ape is always with its mother, and most remain close for years afterward. A young great ape must spend years learning about the world and how to behave in its community. After all, it will be part of a community for 30 to 50 years. Researchers have taught a kind of signed
Apes are not monkeys. Apes are larger, have fewer young (and spend a longer time raising them), spend more time upright, and depend more on their eyes than on their noses. And unlike monkeys, apes do not have tails. But the most important difference is that apes are more intelligent than monkeys. Their brains are larger and more developed, and apes can learn and pass along information. language to great apes in captivity. All four kinds of great apes have been able to learn it, though none use it in the wild. Koko, a famous gorilla, uses about 1,000 signs. None of the apes can speak as we do, though, because their vocal cords are differen.
                                

































1 comments:

Unknown said...

Kia ora Poiva!

I'm Mark, a teacher working with the Summer Learning Journey you've been signed up for over the holidays. I just wanted to say I really enjoyed reading about your favourite animal! What a good writer you are!

I hope you can join in our journey soon. There are heaps of really cool activities you can do and you can even earn points!

Have a great holiday in any case!

Kia kaha,

Mark

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