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- Save the Chimps acquired an additional 266 chimps by purchasing the notorious ________ Foundation Laboratory in Alamogordo, NM. (8)
- Chimps feed, travel, and sleep in small groups, of six or less, called _______. (7)
- By the age of three, a chimpanzee is as strong as an adult _____. (5)
- Chimpanzees used to live throughout tropical ______ in an area almost the size of the united states that included 25 countries. (6)
- Today, chimpanzees are _______ in four of the 25 countries they used to live in, and extinction can be expected soon in another five countries. (7)
- ________ is a chimpanzees single most important social activity and takes up most of each day's rest periods. (8)
- Like humans, chimpanzees have ________ similar to those we call joy, anger, grief, sorrow, pleasure, boredom and depression. (8)
- Newborn chimpanzees are entirely dependant on their _______ for warmth, protection, transportation and nourishment. (7)
- Approximately 1,700 chimpanzees are used for biomedical _______ in the United States. (7)
- Save the Chimps is located on 200 acres of land in North St. Lucie County, _______. (7)
- When chimps in entertainment get older, they become too strong, and are usually "thrown away" into testing ____________. (12)
- Chimpanzees __________ with each other through a complex system of sounds, gestures, body postures and facial expressions. (11)
- Save the Chimps' first inhabitants were 21 ___ _____ chimpanzees. (8)
- A chimp's ____ may consist of almost 200 different plant species and more than 20 types of insects. (4)
- When chimps are kept as pets, they usually end up living their entire lives in _____, because, as they get older, they become too strong to handle. (5)
- Chimpanzees in entertainment are usually ______ that were taken from their mothers. (6)
- ___________ share all but 1.4% of our DNA. (11)
- Save the Chimps consists of 12 three-acre _______. (7)
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- Today, chimpanzees are __________ with as few as 150,000 left in the wild. (10)
- A chimpanzee is considered an _____ at the age of 13. (5)
- Save the Chimp's mission is to provide _________ sanctuary for the lifelong care of chimpanzees rescued from research labs, entertainment and the pet trade. (9)
- Between 15 and 120 chimpanzees of all ages live in a group called a _________. (9)
- Probably no other facet of chimpanzee behavior has received more notice than the manufacture and use of _____. (5)
- Noted primatologists Jane _______ and Roger Fouts serve on the Save the Chimps Board of Directors. (7)
- Save the Chimps was established in 1997 under the ledership of Carole ____, Ph.D. (4)
- Tool use of chimpanzees includes pounding of nuts and hard shells with sticks and stone _______. (7)
- Chimpanzees _______ and reassure one another by kissing and embracing. (7)
- Save the Chimps was the first _________ in the United States devoted exclusively to chimpanzees. (9)
- Chimpanzees can live to be more than _____ years old. (5)
- The Air Force chimps were used in the early ____ Space Program to test the effects of space travel on humans. (4)
- Chimpanzees closest relations are humans, not ________ or orangutans. (8)
- Through grooming, chimpanzees nourish friendships, comfort each other, and patch up _____________. (13)
- Chimps have been known to sponge water from hollow trees with wads of crumpled ______. (6)
- In the1950's, there were probably a _______ chimpanzees living in Africa. (7)
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