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  Illegaler Handel mit Wi...  
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Manchmal werden aber die Jungen auch mit Seilen an Bäume gefesselt damit der Jäger noch andere Schimpansen jagen kann und so muss das Jungtier zeitweise Tage auf den Jäger warten, dies ohne essen, trinken und allen gefahren eines Regenwaldes ausgesetzt.
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Leaving the Forest forever – A chimpanzee mother may be shot for bushmeat - the infant clinging to its mother often survives. While still in the forest, the hunter will usually butcher the mother, chopping the meat into manageable pieces that can be carried out. In a hunter's camp, the meat may be smoked to preserve it. All of this is usually watched by the orphaned infant. A baby chimp will be carried out of the forest by the hunter, as seen in this photo. Sometimes, a 'cinch belt' is tied around the waist so that they can be tethered in one place.
  Was ist Buschfleisch? -...  
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Jagen und Essen des Buschfleisches ist für die Waldbevölkerung in Afrika normal und vielleicht würde dies die Tierwelt überstehen. Doch die Nachfrage nach Buschfleisch ist Weltweit und übersteigt alle noch vorhandenen Ressourcen und kann von der Natur nicht mehr bewältigt werden.
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Hunting and eating meat that comes from the forest is a fact of life for many Africans. While local consumption in Africa can, in some cases, be managed, it is not possible for bushmeat to be eaten on a global scale. What would you do if someone told you that you must stop eating meat? Protein is important to human health. Alternative protein sources for Africa must be explored or much of its wildlife will disappear as the human population grows.
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Schimpansen sind auch als Jäger bekannt, und essen Fleisch, das Sie erbeutet haben. In der tat wurden männliche Schimpansen beobachtet wie Sie verschiedene Strategien zu Jagd einsetzten Schimpansen Jagen.
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The habitat of the chimpanzee is African forests. While a chimp will cross patches of grassland, their home is in the trees. Every day, chimps travel through the forest on a daily foraging foray. They eat mostly fruit, but are able to utilize many other forest resources, especially in the dry season, when fruit is scarce. Chimpanzees have been known to hunt, and will readily eat meat. In fact, male chimpanzees have been observed to carry out cooperative, organized hunts as a group, with distinct strategies for catching their prey (see a link about chimps hunting). One recent study observed chimps hunting with sticks, with which they impaled bushbabies in holes in the trees using spears! Chimps have also been observed to self-medicate, using plants native to their habitat. Some chimp populations have created their own versions of tool use, utilizing their environment in a way that can be defined as an early form of what we call 'culture'. If a chimp population goes extinct, this knowledge will also be lost.
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Schimpansen sind auch als Jäger bekannt, und essen Fleisch, das Sie erbeutet haben. In der tat wurden männliche Schimpansen beobachtet wie Sie verschiedene Strategien zu Jagd einsetzten Schimpansen Jagen.
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The habitat of the chimpanzee is African forests. While a chimp will cross patches of grassland, their home is in the trees. Every day, chimps travel through the forest on a daily foraging foray. They eat mostly fruit, but are able to utilize many other forest resources, especially in the dry season, when fruit is scarce. Chimpanzees have been known to hunt, and will readily eat meat. In fact, male chimpanzees have been observed to carry out cooperative, organized hunts as a group, with distinct strategies for catching their prey (see a link about chimps hunting). One recent study observed chimps hunting with sticks, with which they impaled bushbabies in holes in the trees using spears! Chimps have also been observed to self-medicate, using plants native to their habitat. Some chimp populations have created their own versions of tool use, utilizing their environment in a way that can be defined as an early form of what we call 'culture'. If a chimp population goes extinct, this knowledge will also be lost.
  Gefahren für die Drills...  
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Doch in den Bioko Märkten, eskaliert der Preis des Drill Fleisch, weil der Drill immer schwieriger zu finden ist - doch findet man Drill Fleisch immer noch in den Märkten und möglicherweise sogar in wachsender Zahl! Das bedeutet, die Nachfrage nach Drill Fleisch ausgesprochen gross ist. Da es führ die Jäger lukrativ ist, werden sie den Drill jagen bis es keine mehr gibt.
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Drills prefer dense, primary forest and will flee from a human's approach. This flight is part of their predatory escape pattern. Unexpected loud noises or sudden movement will result in group flight - i.e. everyone startles and runs. Part of this behavior is a nonspecific 'go up' response. Often, drills will climb up into the nearest tree to get away from danger. When the predator is part of their natural habitat, such as the leopard, this is a good idea - drills can climb much higher than leopards and can also leap from tree to tree (see the video link to Mandrillus locomotion above). However, when it is a hunter with a dog chasing them, climbing up may not be a good plan -especially as the tree they climb may not be the largest or tallest in the forest, but only the closest, leaving them exposed. Hunters exploit this, sending dogs in first to frighten the drills upward and then easily shooting a large number out of the trees with guns - a lucrative enterprise since drills are the largest monkey species in their forest habitat. Among the primates, only the great apes (i.e. chimpanzee and gorilla) are bigger than drills and mandrills. Using the method described above, a hunter may be able to kill a large number of drills at one time. The Bioko Biodiversity Protection Program surveys wildlife in the markets of Bioko Island (a part of Equatorial Guinea where drills are found), to try to put numbers to the decrease in numbers primate populations there are sustaining from hunting. In the Bioko markets, the price of drill meat escalates as drills become harder and harder to find - yet they are still present in the markets, and possibly even in increasing numbers! This means the demand for drill meat is still present also, driving hunters to continue hunting. Will they hunt until the last drill is gone...?