Chimpancés y medio ambiente

Pereira

¿Cuántos años habría vivido Pancho, el chimpancé, de no haber sido sacrificado?

Ambos chimpancés fueron grabados recorriendo las calles, luego de que se escaparan del Bioparque Ukumarí.

Actualidad

Los humanos somos más impulsivos que los chimpancés en la adolescencia

(COMBO) This handout combination of undated photographs released by University of St Andrews on September 6, 2022 shows a chimpanzee drumming on a tree in Uganda�s Budongo Forest. - Chimpanzees drummers puff out their chests and let out a guttural yell before stepping up to their kits and furiously pounding out their signature beat so that everyone can tell who is playing. A new study published on September 6, 2022 found that not only do chimpanzees have their own styles, some preferring straightforward rock beats while others are more freeform like jazz, but they also know how to hide that signature sound in case they don't want their location revealed. (Photo by Adrian Soldati / University of St Andrews / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / University of St Andrews / Adrian Soldati" - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS

Mundo

Chimpancé se reencuentra con pareja que lo cuidó de bebé y su reacción conmueve al mundo

Emotivo reencuentro

Cultura

¿Rock y jazz primitivo? Según estudio, los chimpancés tienen un sentido del ritmo muy personal

(COMBO) This handout combination of undated photographs released by University of St Andrews on September 6, 2022 shows a chimpanzee drumming on a tree in Uganda�s Budongo Forest. - Chimpanzees drummers puff out their chests and let out a guttural yell before stepping up to their kits and furiously pounding out their signature beat so that everyone can tell who is playing. A new study published on September 6, 2022 found that not only do chimpanzees have their own styles, some preferring straightforward rock beats while others are more freeform like jazz, but they also know how to hide that signature sound in case they don't want their location revealed. (Photo by Adrian Soldati / University of St Andrews / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / University of St Andrews / Adrian Soldati" - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS

Mundo

Estudio confirmó primeros casos de lepra en chimpancés salvajes en África

Animales África