Book details
Chimpanzees: Living in Communities (The Wild World of Animals)
Published in
2004
Description
Chimpanzees: Living in Communities explores the intricate social structures and behaviors of chimpanzees in their natural habitats. The book delves into the ways these intelligent primates communicate, form bonds, establish hierarchies, and cooperate for survival. It highlights the importance of community in the lives of chimpanzees, from nurturing young to hunting and defending territory. The author, Erika L. Shores, provides insights into the daily lives of these fascinating animals, emphasizing the similarities between chimpanzee communities and human societies. The book aims to educate readers about the significance of conservation efforts to protect these primates and their environments from threats such as habitat destruction and poaching.
Age
6-7
Text complexity
proficient
Length
24 pages
Book in series
#4
Why to read
- Gain a deeper understanding of chimpanzee social structures and how they mirror aspects of human communities.
- Learn about the unique behaviors and communication methods that chimpanzees use to interact with each other.
- Discover the challenges that chimpanzees face in the wild, including habitat loss and the impact of human activities.
- Explore the conservation efforts that are in place to protect these intelligent primates and their natural habitats.