Chimpanzee Adaptations and Challenges

What makes the chimps in the savanna unique compared to other animals filmed in the series?

• They are the only animals that live in trees.

• They live at the hottest extreme of any chimpanzee's range.

• They are the only animals that migrate seasonally.

• They are the only animals that can swim.

How do the savanna chimps differ from their forest cousins?

• They are smaller and more timid.

• They are larger and more aggressive.

• They are less hairy and walk upright more often.

• They have more hair and walk on all fours.

What new behavior was discovered in the savanna chimps?

• Communicating with other animal species.

• Using caves to escape extreme heat.

• Using tools to hunt.

• Building nests in trees.

Why do nursing mothers among the chimps experience the most stress during extreme heat?

• They are more vulnerable to heat stress.

• They need to protect their young from predators.

• They have to travel longer distances.

• They have to find more food.

What is the temperature difference between the caves and the outside environment?

• 10 degrees cooler

• 15 degrees cooler

• 23 degrees cooler

• 30 degrees cooler

What does the term 'chillaxing' refer to in the context of the chimps?

• The chimps' playful behavior.

• The chimps' use of caves to cool down.

• The chimps' social interactions.

• The chimps' hunting techniques.

What is the potential future for the Fongoli chimps according to Jill?

• They will thrive and expand their territory.

• They could exist until the year 2080.

• They will migrate to cooler regions.

• They will become extinct within a decade.

What is the main reason the chimps might not survive past 2080?

• Lack of food resources.

• Increased predator attacks.

• Loss of habitat due to deforestation.

• Insufficient water due to rising temperatures.

How fast is the environment changing compared to the past?

• 20 times faster than 2 million years ago.

• 10 times faster than 5-6 million years ago.

• 50 times faster than 1 million years ago.

• 5 times faster than 10 million years ago.

What is the significance of the chimps' behavior in the context of climate change?

• It indicates their inability to survive in the wild.

• It highlights their dependence on human intervention.

• It suggests they are unaffected by climate change.

• It shows their ability to adapt to new environments.