26-30 Chimpanzee Facts

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26. NBC’s Today Show had a chimpanzee host for four years in the 1950s. – Source

27. Gregoire was the oldest chimpanzee on record at the time of his death who spent over 40 years confined to the cage before being rescued. – Source

28. There was a chimpanzee in Russia named John that became addicted to cigarettes and alcohol and had to go to rehab for his addictions. – Source

29. The first heart transplant performed on a human used a chimpanzee donor heart. The recipient died after 90 minutes but the procedure paved the way for future transplants. – Source

30. Ayumu, a chimpanzee studied at Kyoto University, outperformed University students in a short-term memory test, leading to the conclusion that young chimps have better short-term memories than adult humans. – Source

31-35 Chimpanzee Facts

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31. “Tião Monkey” holds the Guinness record for the most voted Chimpanzee in the world. In 1988, he received over 400 thousand votes for Rio de Janeiro Mayor as a protest for null voting. – Source

32. The 2008 World Memory Champion once lost a memory game to a seven-year-old chimpanzee. – Source

33. Pepsi used a chimpanzee to roll dice in order to determine the grand prize number for their Billion Dollar Sweepstakes. – Source

34. A part of Jennifer Connelly’s finger was bitten off by a chimpanzee while filming a scene for Dario Argento’s 1985 “Phenomena.” She was rushed to the ER and had it reattached. – Source

35. There is a chimpanzee sanctuary in Quebec, where former lab and zoo chimpanzees can live out the rest of their days in peace. – Source

36-37 Chimpanzee Facts

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36. The eyes of a chimpanzee were superimposed on the hologram of the Emperor in The Empire Strikes Back to make the character “more eerie.” – Source

37. A chimpanzee figured out how to grab a peanut that was stuck in a fixed long tube by transferring water it collected in its mouth into the tube. – Source

 

 

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Last Update: October 13, 2017