Chimpanzees+Environment

 

media type="custom" key="3086100"media type="custom" key="3086038" media type="custom" key="3086006"  Chimpanzees live mostly in big groups. They live in North and South Africa in tropical forests. The large communities these wonderful creatures live in have a couple adult males and females with their babies. The communities have members from about 12 to 150 chimpanzees. For their whole lives, males stay in the same community, while the females move to other communities nearby once they become adults. ** The members do not stick together for the whole day. When they wake up, they go into parties. They search for food to eat so that they survive. Parties meet during the day, and then they mix and join new ones with other friends. The males will usually stay in the same parties by drumming on buttresses of trees. This loud drumming can be heard for about a kilometer. The males do this so that everyone in the forest knows where they are so they know where to meet and sleep together. ** media type="custom" key="3253332"media type="custom" key="3123980"