Chimps and Army Ants

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Uploaded by on Feb 8, 2007

We observe a line of Army ants, then Lamin Kamara describes how chimpanzees eat palm trees in the bush

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  • chimps?

  • Yes. He describes in Krio how chimps destroy palm trees. The Krio word for chimps is Baboon.

  • Is this dude an Ohio state fan?

  • thats an Oregon State hat

  • african?

  • This video was shot in 1994 in near the village of Bapuya in Samu Chiefdom, in the northern province of Sierra Leone. Bapuya is about 5 miles from the Guinea border.

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  • lol this is racist

  • aahhh...i understand.....no i don't

  • hey jackhammer are you an ass bandit

  • Ya don't have to be smart to be racist.

  • Nah, i'm pretty sure they'd eat it and they'd all get sick ^^ Haha xD

  • I'm not quite sure,maybe it'll just become an obstacle to the ants.

  • @dadawg911 How about a rotten steak?

  • put a steak in the ants way and its gone in seconds

  • This is so refreshing. A video with chimps in the title. No chimps in the video. There are black people in it, but NO RACIST COMMENTS. The comments are just an intellegent discussion about ants. HOLY SMOKES!!! THAT A MIRACLE!!! I ADDED THIS TO FAVORITES JUST BECAUSE OF THAT!!! I guess intellegence also serves as nazi repellent. I hope i didn't just invite them.

  • so where are the chimps? (and no im not looking for a racist answer)

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