Chimpanzees live in communities led by an alpha male. They eat foods like fruits, nuts, insects and sometimes meat. The Jane Goodall Institute was founded to study and protect chimpanzees in the wild. It is led by Jane Goodall and works to prevent the chimpanzee population from becoming endangered.

1. Chimpanzees
By: Jessica Davis
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Chimpanzees
communities
 They live in communities
that consist of families.
 Chimps are led by the
male leader called an
Alpha.
 Females can move freely
but cannot move near
another community or
conflict occurs.

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Population & Life Span
1) 100,000 to 200,000
chips live in the wild
today.
2) Chips in a habitat
live up to around 60
years old.
3) Chips in wild can
live up to 50.

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Foods
 Chimps are omnivores.
 They eat fruits, nuts, insects, and seeds.
 Sometimes they eat some meat

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Jane Goodall
Institute
 Founded in 1977
 Goal was to help and get
close with the Chimpanzees
 Jane documents and
teaches the world about the
Chimps
 Jane helps save the Chimps
from getting sold on the
black market and is trying to
help make them no longer
endangered

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The movie Chimpanzees come out April 20th. For
the first week every ticket sold Disney nature will
make a donation that will go to the Jane Goodall
Institute.

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Video Link
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l59in
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Works Cited
 http://www.janegoodall.org/
 http://www.kidsplanet.org/factsheets/
chimpanzee.html
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chimpanz
ee