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The Great Apes of Africa
Their body size overlaps with the human range; even when smaller, they are much stronger.

 


 

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Burger's Zoo in Arnhem, Netherlands, 2004 
Twycross Zoo, England, UK, 2005  


Giambo, 15, alpha male, has been gray from an early age.
Roos, 25, female

Joery, 10, male
Saphira, female, 3
Tjobe, male		 Tushi, female, 12
Tushi, female, 12
Raimee, 5, female
Galatea, female, 5
Zwala		 Tesua, female, 18
Tesua, 18, female		 Raimee, female, 5
Raimee, 5, female
Left: Gaby, female, 20 -- daughter Goya, 11
Zwala, female.   Goya, female, 11
Zwala, female.   Goya, 11
 
??, Tjobe, and Galatea
 
Saphira, female, 3
 		 Zarno, male, 7
 
 
Raimee, 5 -- Zaira (with carrot) female, 21

 

 

 Joery, male, 10
Joery, 10, male

Tushi, female, 12
Tushi, female, 12

map by Dennis O'Neil

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