► «Louisiana's New Iberia Research Center (NIRC) announced [Tuesday] that it will move all 220 of its chimps to [
Project Chimps] in Blue Ridge, Georgia,» David Grimm reported Wednesday afternoon.
Hercules and Leo arrived this morning at
Project Chimps, a 95 - hectare sanctuary in the wooded hills of Morgantown, Georgia.
Their arrival at
Project Chimps suggests plans to retire these animals — which can live up to 50 years in captivity — may be back on track.
Two of the youngest chimps, Jacob and Oscar, both 7 years old, entered fairly quickly, says Leslie Wade,
Project Chimps's manager of communications.
At 9 a.m., the animals arrived at
Project Chimps, where they made their way into one of the sanctuary's «villas» — a four - level enclosure with ladders, swings, and hammocks.
«If anyone is having a tantrum, we can pull over,» says Ali Crumpacker, executive director of
Project Chimps.
She says
Project Chimps is on track to build enough enclosures and outdoor habitats to take New Iberia's remaining 173 chimps within 5 years.
Not exact matches
The human (and all the other) genome
projects were predicated on the reasonable assumption that spelling out the full sequence of genes would reveal the source of that diversity of form and attributes that so readily distinguish worm from fly, mouse,
chimp and human.
If the
project goes as planned, it will log the living conditions and mental health of most of the thousands of gorillas,
chimps, bonobos (pygmy
chimps), and orangutans in the United States.
NIH should retire most of the nearly 700
chimps it supports, end many research
projects, and make sure that
chimps still being studied are kept in proper living conditions, the panel's report says.
That includes six of nine biomedical
projects that are using 81 of 93
chimps in those studies; only three of these
projects, all involving infectious agents or immunology, should continue.
This week, a New York appellate court rejected a lawsuit by the Nonhuman Rights
Project (NhRP) to free a
chimp named Tommy from captivity.
Crockford, who along with with Roman Wittig directs the Taï Chimpanzee
Project, decided to investigate
chimp communication abilities.
The designers didn't love this game, they just threw together poorly understood ideas from other games like «Halo» and «Half - Life» so that the management
chimps responsible for the
project could be satisfied that it was ripping off popular products.
Her books on animals include «Lost and Found: Dogs, Cats and Everyday Heroes at a Country Animal Shelter» and «Nim Chimpsky: The
Chimp Who Would be Human,» which was the basis for the documentary «
Project Nim.»
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Project Space, London 2015
Chimp Cracks Nut With Rock, curated by Sean Steadman, Kennington Residency, London Cascading Relevant Information, Liverpool Shell Head, Light Eye Mind, London Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2015, Primary, Nottingham and ICA, London 2014 Reely and Truly Film Club, Crunch Studios, London Unit, CGP London / Dilston Grove, London
Despite the fact that the
chimps had never taken part in a research
project before, they soon displayed an interest in film - making.
On this edition of Lawyer2Lawyer, hosts Bob Ambrogi and J. Craig Williams will talk with Wise about the case to grant a
chimp the right to bodily liberty and The Nonhuman Rights
Project's long - term plans for animal rights
In what will be the first of a series of similar legal actions, the
project will be asking the court to rule that the
chimp has the legal right to bodily liberty and to order her released from her cage and moved to a cage-less sanctuary.