Côte d’Ivoire’s Chimp Habitats are Shrinking, but There’s Hope in Their Numbers

Takeaways:

• Researchers have found a healthy population of 200 chimpanzees in Côte d’Ivoire’s Comoé National Park.
• Moreover, they have also found unique types of behaviours in these chimps that are not found in other populations in West Africa.
• They found that during the dry season, these chimps chew the ends of sticks to make a brush and dip the brush end into tree cavities where water has accumulated.

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