The decade-long study revealed that the total population of central chimpanzees, such as the one seen here swinging in the trees, is a tenth higher than previously believed, at around 130,000 ...

Scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, as well as Rocky Vista University (U.S.), show that gorillas spend much more time in the trees than previously thought.

To the point Gorilla arboreality varies: The study shows that Bwindi mountain gorillas in Uganda and western lowland gorillas in Gabon spend significantly more time in the trees than the highly ...

A recent study challenges the long-held belief that gorillas primarily live on the ground. Researchers discovered that gorillas, including large males, spend a significant amount of time in trees ...

We were too excited to pay attention to the ancient trees, creepers, butterflies and birds when we entered the forest. Zipora, our guide, whispered that gorillas move less that a kilometre a day.

Researchers have discovered that gorillas spend more time in trees than previously assumed. Western and Bwindi mountain gorillas in Gabon and Uganda found that even large males, weighing up to ...