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Chimpanzees may be humans’ closest relatives in the animal kingdom but when the two species are forced to live alongside one another, the relationship is not always rosy. Even in Bossou, Guinea, where chimpanzees are revered, conflict sometimes breaks out.

While the residents of Bossou are required by their religious beliefs to defend chimpanze… Read the full story on TreeHugger
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