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Chimpanzee
He is very active, dominant and enjoys being the center of family attention.
Date of birth: 12/10/2013Origin: Great Apes Sanctuary of Sorocaba, Brazil
Sanctuary: Sorocaba, São Paulo/Brazil
He is the son of Samantha and Emílio and the younger brother of Sofia, Suzi, and Sara. He is very active, dominant, and likes to be the center of attention in the family. He lives with Jimmy and his sisters and really enjoys teasing Suzi to play.
He is very precocious, advanced, self-sufficient, and from a young age, he has strategies of dominance to win over everyone he interacts with, ranging from teasing to affection to get what he wants.
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Family
Mother
Lives at the Sanctuary.
She was one of the founders of the Sanctuary, arriving in the year 2000 along with chimpanzee Noel.
Date of birth: 02/14/1999Origin: Marco Schwartz Commercial Chimpanzee Breeding Center (south of Brazil)
Sanctuary: Sorocaba, São Paulo/Brazil
Father
Lives at the Sanctuary.
He was one of the chimpanzees born in a former commercial breeding facility rescued as a baby and transferred to the Sanctuary.
Date of birth: 05/24/2000Origin: Marco Schwartz Commercial Chimpanzee Breeding Center (south of Brazil)
Sanctuary: Sorocaba, São Paulo/Brazil
Sister
Lives at the Sanctuary.
Sofia is the troublemaker of the family, always stirring up daily life and provoking her siblings.
Date of birth: 04/28/2009Origin: Great Apes Sanctuary of Sorocaba, Brazil
Sanctuary: Sorocaba, São Paulo/Brazil
Sister
Lives at the Sanctuary.
She has a physical appearance very similar to her aunt, Carolina, as well as her personality; even her mannerisms resemble her aunt's.
Date of birth: 05/22/2010Origin: Great Apes Sanctuary of Sorocaba, Brazil
Sanctuary: Sorocaba, São Paulo/Brazil
Sister
Lives at the Sanctuary.
She is the closest to her adoptive father, Jimmy, but interacts and gets along well with everyone in the group.
Date of birth: 06/10/2011Origin: Great Apes Sanctuary of Sorocaba, Brazil
Sanctuary: Sorocaba, São Paulo/Brazil
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