In captivity, chimpanzees use vocalizations to express their specific needs/wants to their caregivers. Here are 6 of the top sounds our caregivers have been conditioned to, as well as their special meanings! Blog: https://chimpsnw.org/2025/01/chimp-specific-vocalizations/ | Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest

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5K views · 227 reactions | And here’s how Collin plays with the plush chimps donated by Melissa and Doug.  Many of the male chimps and some of the females love to play rough, but these high-quality plushes can handle it! Once again, our heartfelt thanks to @melissaanddoug for donating these enriching toys to the former research chimpanzees now in retirement at Project Chimps. #melissaanddoug #melissaanddougtoys #CollinChimp | Project Chimps | Facebook

109K views · 936 reactions | While their dense muscular bodies make chimpanzees terrible swimmers, they do enjoy water in other ways. We often see many of our chimps, like Kowura, soaking in the shallows of the river cooling off. Though it seems Kowura did not like having an audience and prefers to do so in privacy.  | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps | Facebook