caregiver use of chimp behaviors
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Uploaded by chimpsanctuarynw on Dec 16, 2009
The caregivers at Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest using chimpanzee-specific behaviors and vocalizations with the chimpanzees. The chimpanzees in the video clips include Foxie, Burrito, and Jamie. Please visit www.ChimpSanctuaryNW.org/blog for more information.
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What's he got in his mouth?
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Another great video, I love the last few seconds, reassurance, very cute.
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I'm curious - I'm not implying you should be dominating, but why do you want to place yourself (human caretakers) in a submissive position? I've spent a great deal of time at sanctuaries here and in Africa and that's the first time I've seen a human act submissively. The human is on the other side of the cage while the chimpanzee does his/her "display". What is the thought process behind this? Is it a form of bonding? Please note, I'm not judging, or saying it's bad (or good), just curious.
UrbaneGent 2 years ago
See the original blog post for full details. ChimpSanctuaryNW(dot)org/blog/?p=3121. And feel free to ask more questions!
chimpsanctuarynw 2 years ago
Hard to say, Chimpangel, but I think it's a dismantled Rubik's Cube. :)
Loz- If you listen closely, you can hear Foxie make the tiniest little whimper at 1:52. :)
chimpsanctuarynw 2 years ago