Animals
Rainforest Chimpanzees in Uganda Learn Digging Wells to Filter Drinking Water
The ability of digging wells for clean water has been passed down to rainforest chimpanzees from an immigrant female chimpanzee.
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Monkey Sharpens Knife, Terrorizes Brazilian Town for a Week
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