I really want to raise chimpanzees, what to do

My friend has something I don't know if it's an orangutan or a monkey, he said it's fun, he eats bananas every day and sits on the sofa and watches TV, and he knows to turn it off after watching it.

Monkeys can be raised.

The little guy you want to raise is a national protected animal, unless there is a wild one day who is very close to you and comes to your house to recognize you, otherwise you can't take it back in the national zoo to raise.

Friend, I advise you to change to a pet to like it, this is too difficult to get.

If you really like it, go to the zoo and see them.

Chimpanzees are national first-class protected animals, you basically can't adopt them, some animals can adopt these, talking about the basic living expenses of animals, you can go to see it, but you can't take it home to raise!

Monkeys can, and ordinary monkeys are sold on the black market.

You can buy a chimpanzee doll to play with... You can't adopt a real chimpanzee...

I want to raise sea turtles, so I guess you can live in Africa in the future.

Go to Africa and find a baby orangutan.

Impossible, are you going to go on**?

Some people say that the ancestors of humans and gorillas are the same species, and they are the closest species to human IQ in the world, and sometimes they can surpass humans. Winthrop Kellogg was a famous psychologist in the 20th century, Kellogg was a comparative psychologist who studied the effects of sight and hearing on the human psyche in his early days. In 1931 he was engaged in psychological research in the orangery.

One day he had the idea to study chimpanzees, a close relative of humans. He decided to compare the differences between humans and chimpanzees by putting them in the same environment. In order to obtain more detailed experimental data, he arranged for this experiment for up to 5 years.

Kellogg created the same living environment for Donald and "Guya" and documented their upbringing in detail. Donald is the older brother and the chimpanzee "Guya" is the younger sister, and they live the same life together every day. According to the common people's thinking, Donald should be far ahead in this experiment, and all growth indicators should surpass "Guya", but in fact it is the opposite.

In the first few months of the experiment, the chimpanzee "Gua" was far ahead of the Donald, especially in terms of physical development and sensory response, showing a huge advantage. By the time the experiment had been going on for nine months, Kellogg had to terminate the experiment early, and if the experiment had not been stopped, the consequences could have been very serious. Because during the nine-month experiment, the chimpanzee "Gua" behaved more like a human, and it also considered itself a human in its consciousness.

Kellogg's son, Donald, on the other hand, learned a lot of bad habits during the experiment, liking to walk on all fours and biting people. If the experiment is not stopped, it will definitely have an impact on Donald's growth.

Although it is said that the chimpanzee "Guya" surpassed Donald in both physical development and sensory response in the first few months of the experiment. However, towards the end of the experiment, Donald also showed obvious human superiority, especially in terms of intellectual development, and soon surpassed "Gua". After the experiment, Donald began to receive early childhood education just like a normal human child.

So, after the experiment, the chimpanzee "Guya", who thought he was also a human in the experiment, was sent back to the chimpanzee group at the Florida Zoo. More than a year after returning to the chimpanzee colony, Gu Ya died of illness at the age of 3.

Yes. Chimpanzees are very intelligent animals, and if they spend a long time with human children, they will also think of themselves as human beings.

Chimpanzees grew up with children and did think they were humans. Because it can't touch anything else, it can only contact humans, which is very normal.

No, if you grow up chimpanzees with human children, even if chimpanzees can imitate human behavior, because chimpanzees don't have the advanced minds of humans.

No. The chimpanzee does not have a high IQ as a human, and over time it moves more and more like a human.

After Laura, linguistics teacher Leigh Falitz became Nim's next educator. Nym pierced Fariz's cheek with sharp canine teeth. Later, Fariz left Nim.

Finally, chimpanzees do not have a mastery of language and are not able to communicate well with humans.

Because he is accustomed to all human things, including walking, eating, and talking, this is the reason why you will become who you are.

This is the case because chimpanzees are primates, they are still very intelligent even though they are only a few years old, and they learn some human behaviors on their own when they live with people.

Because the environment is important. If this chimpanzee was raised by experts since he was a child, he saw more human habits, and he was a learning animal, and slowly he became more and more human-like.

This was an experiment by a psychologist who raised the chimpanzee with his baby in a human way, including language and behavior, and as a result, the chimpanzee became more and more human-like, and the psychologist was so frightened that he quickly stopped the experiment.