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By Jaqueline B. Ramos* What do gorillas have to do with the prevention of spread of COVID-19? In the Democratic [...]
04-12-2021By CrowdScience – BBC World Service Something strange happened 35 years ago, when primatologist Mike Huffman was studying a group [...]
04-06-2021By Tracy Keeling (One Green Planet) At the end of 2020, a controversial fact emerged about the National Aeronautics and [...]
04-03-2021From Save the Chimps Sanctuary It is with a heavy heart that we share that Frieda passed away unexpectedly last [...]
03-29-2021From PASA – Pan African Sanctuaries Alliance Already under constant threat of rising COVID-19 cases in Cameroon, Limbe Wildlife Centre [...]
03-26-2021Nicole Pallotta, Senior Policy Program Manager in the Animal Legal Defense Fund’s Animal Law Program, analyzes the recent grant of [...]
03-25-2021A petition created by Voice for Zoo Animals Japan to be sent to Ikuo Kabashima, Governor of Kumamoto Prefecture Yoshioki [...]
03-12-2021They share more than 90% of chromosomes with humans; there is a specimen in captivity in Luján, another in Río [...]
03-10-2021By NATASHA DALY (National Geographic) An orangutan named Karen, the first in the world to have open-heart surgery in 1994, has [...]
03-08-2021By Jaqueline B. Ramos* / Photos credit: courtesy of SCB/WCBR Kiku arrived in the group when she was estimated to [...]
03-04-2021The Great Ape Project, or GAP, is an international movement created in 1994 whose main purpose is to fight for the basic rights to life, freedom and non-torture of the nonhuman great apes – Chimpanzees, Gorillas, Orangutans and Bonobos, the closest relatives of man in the animal world. Currently GAP is present in 13 countries – Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, Argentina, Mexico, Costa Rica, Spain, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Portugal, Ivory Coast and Japan, in which representatives work mainly to spread the purpose of the cause of the Rights of the Great Apes and in activism.
