Chimpanzees(chimps) Biography

Chimpanzees

The Chimpanzees are extremely smart great apes that are strongly related to human beings. They exist in a diversity of environments in western and middle Africa.
Chimps live in diminutive, stable groups (called communities otherwise unit groups) that groups are consisted on about 40-60 chimps.

Chimpanzees live mostly in units

The Chimpanzees are an endangered animals, since the jungles and chimps live in are cut down and used for farm ground.

The Chimpanzees frequently use tools in the wild. Chimps use sticks to catch ants and termites to consume and to alert away intruders. The Chimpanzees also use chewed-up leaves like a sponge to sop up wet to drink. 

Anatomy:

The Chimpanzees have exceptionally long arms (larger than the legs), and a small body enclosed with black hair (except for on the palms, the bottoms of their feet, face, fingers, and armpits).
Mature Chimpanzees have a short, white mustache. Chimps sort from 2 to 4 feet (0.7 to 1.2 m) large. 

Diet:

The Chimpanzees are omnivores (they consume both plants plus meat). They forage for food in the jungles during the daytime, eating leaves of the tree and other, fruit, seeds, and further plant substance.

Chimps eat termites

Chimps also consume the termites, ants, and other minute mammals (they have even been known to consume youthful monkeys).

Enemies:

The Chimpanzees have not more enemies, but human being is so dangerous for them. Man is mostly victim of them just for their enjoyment.
Mostly human being keeps them in the zoo that is most curl for the chimps.