3.5K views · 215 reactions | In captivity, chimpanzees use vocalizations to express their specific needs/wants to their caregivers. Here are 6 of the top sounds our caregivers have been conditioned to, as well as their special meanings! Blog: https://chimpsnw.org/2025/01/chimp-specific-vocalizations/ | Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest | Facebook

CHIMP FACT: Did you know chimps grooming vocalizations are slightly different from chimp to chimp? Some have a distinct what humans call a "raspberry" sound while others have more of a lip-smacking sound and still others have various other sounds. This is Emma's sound. Learn more chimp facts here: https://projectchimps.org/chimps/chimps-facts/ | Project Chimps

MAISIE UPDATE: Out of all of the troop members, baby chimp Maisie has recently become the most comfortable around male chimps Louie and Alex. The three of them have had epic play sessions and we are noticing lots of happy vocalizations and facial expressions. Maisie has even been seen belly riding on Louie in the outdoor yard. Overall, female Bunny still takes interest, but Maisie prefers to be with the males right now, especially at night. She has been sleeping both in their nests and on them.

126K views · 439 reactions | Sound on for happy chimp noises from Freddy’s Island!  Help us keep the chimps pant-hooting, food-grunting, and food-squeaking with excitement by donating indestructible balls for their enrichment. We fill them with fruit juice and freeze them to make an enrichment item known as “freezie balls.” : Caregiver Ashly | Save the Chimps, Inc. | Facebook

Elephant Shares Oranges with Chimps! Watch as an elephant and chimps enjoy a fruity feast together! #fblifestyle #AI Generated using Kling AI . . . (For entertainment purposes only. Consult professionals if guidance on activities is presented. No brand affiliation is implied if any are shown. If inspired by true events, creative adaptations may be included. Content may include public footage.) | Fabiosa Daily