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posted in 18 Mar 2009
USA: FINAL PHASE OF BILL PROPOSAL H.R. 1326
WHAT THE NEW NORTH AMERICAN LAW GUARANTEES Great Ape Protection Act - H.R. 1326, which has already been endorsed by 28 Congress men and is in the final phase for its approval in North American Congress, guarantees: It is forbidden: - Invasive research with great primates;- Federal fund will not
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posted in 18 Mar 2009
PASA, ONE DECADE
WORK MEETING IN UNITED STATES It has been almost one decade since the idea and PASA Project materialized. In 2000, in the first event in Uganda, a group of African sanctuaries participated of the first meeting, organized by Jane Goodall Institute and Reproduction Specialists for Conservation Group. After that pioneer meeting,
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posted in 13 Mar 2009
CHIMPANZEE ART AT GALLERY 14
SAVE THE CHIMPS SANCTUARYSave the Chimps Sanctuary, from Fort Pierce, Florida, has several artists among their guests, who help to maintain that extraordinary project and its pictorial work.See the paintings: Galleria 14 website - http://www.gallery14verobeach.com/
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posted in 13 Mar 2009
NEW VIDEO ALERT ABOUT PRIMATE TRAFFICKING TO LABS
March 7th 2009:  NGO Animal Defenders International (ADI) published a new report and launched a video that show the primate trafficking that supply cruel lab experiment in three continents. The video has images done by an investigator inside Huntington Life Sciences (HLS) lab, the main target of international organization Stop
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posted in 13 Mar 2009
ZOO CHIMP PLANNED ATTACKS
Study in Sweden shows that chimpanzees has consciousness related to memoryMarch 9th 2009: A male chimpanzee in a Swedish zoo planned hundreds of stone-throwing attacks on zoo visitors, according to a paper published this week in journal Current Biology. Keepers at Furuvik Zoo found that the chimpanzee Santino collected and stored
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posted in 13 Mar 2009
CURITIBA SANCTUARY: NEW FACILITIES ARE CONCLUDED
After more than five months of construction, Curitiba Sanctuary concluded the building work of a new enclosure to great primates, which is considered as a model and as the most advanced to home them.The enclosure, which has an internal area with a dining hall and bedroom with more than
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posted in 09 Mar 2009
PE ADVOCATE CRIES FOUL OVER SUPER BOWL SIMIANS
February, 12, 2009: What do chimpanzees and motor oil have in commonω If you said nothing, you probably missed Super Bowl 43, when these otherwise incongruent entities shared the screen in a 30-second commercial for Castrol Edge. In the spot (titled "Grease Monkeys" despite the fact that its simian stars
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posted in 05 Mar 2009
CHIMPANZEES REFINE TOOLS TO CATCH TERMITES
AT CONGO BAY More than 40 years ago, Jane Goodall did the first observations that surprised the world. She discovered that chimpanzees used tools to catch termites inside their nests. Now it has been discovered that they have developed their own technology. The branches rods they used to "fish"
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posted in 04 Mar 2009
TODAY, 11:30PM: ABC NIGHTLINE BRINGS CHIMPANZEES TORTURE IN LABS
BREAKING STORYTune in to ABC-TV Nightline tonight Dear Supporter: Please tune in to Nightline tonight (Wed. 03/04 11:30pm EST). This evening\'s broadcast* features an expose of the New Iberia Research Center (NIRC). The 9 month undercover investigation of NIRC brings the sad realities of a chimpanzee\'s life in
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posted in 03 Mar 2009
BRAZIL BREAKS SPECIAL HUMAN BRAIN MYTH
Since we gave start to our fight to show to Brazil and to the world that the great primates are our closest relatives, brothers for us, cousins for other people, something appeared to make things more difficult. The obstacles were created by some scientists, who affirmed that the human being
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posted in 01 Mar 2009
USA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REACTS
A bill proposal that had been presented to USA House of Representatives a long time ago and had not been voted - H.R. 80, named Captive Primate Safety Act - was approved with a majority vote of 323 to 95 on February 24th. The bill prohibits the continuation of medical torture with
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posted in 26 Feb 2009
LOVING CHIMPS TO DEATH
A tragedy in Connecticut is a reminder of the mistakes we make when we try to turn the wild animals into pets and entertainers.By Jane Goodall February 25, 2009Last week in Stamford, Conn., a chimpanzee named Travis was shot and killed after he mauled a friend of his owner. The
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posted in 26 Feb 2009
BONOBOS: NEW SPECIES OR ADAPTED CHIMPANZEES (PART 2)
OPEN DEBATEContinuing the open debate, I present new information that sustains our arguing.When researchers of Max-Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology analyzed gene Xq13.3, in 1999, they proved that some subspecies of chimpanzees were more distinct between them than between bonobos. It is very surprising. After all, bonobos and chimpanzees are
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posted in 26 Feb 2009
RESCUE OF BABY CHIMPANZEES IN CONGO
PASA NEWSIn a common effort involving several organizations that work in Africa and coordinated by PASA, an operation that lasted less than 3 weeks has rescued three baby chimpanzees from illegal dealers on the region of Kivu. The chimpanzees were sent to sanctuary Jack, in Lubumbashi, in Democratic Republic of Congo.
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posted in 25 Feb 2009
UNDERSTANDING TRAVIS
After watching the images broadcasted by North American TV, the audio of the desperate request made by Sandra Herold to the local police and the several declarations of supposed specialists in chimpanzees, we found ourselves obliged to try to explain to the general public and come to conclusions about what
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