You see here the work of Ben Fry. This is Human vs. Chimps the few chromosomes that distinguish us from chimps.

Monkeys, chimps, just get rid of the hairy creatures.

Because the chimps have a very promiscuous mating society.

And we find chimps are capable of true compassion and altruism.

In chimps, by age three, the brain is formed over 90 percent.

Over six million years, we and the chimps evolved our different ways.

Just wire the chimps up to love that look, and apparently they do.

Now, Jane Goodall has here a play face along with one of her favorite chimps.

And we use GSI geographic whatever it is, GSI to determine the range of the chimps.

So who are we? Brothers of masculine chimps, sisters of feminine bonobos? We are all of them, and more.

Moreover, we know that in different parts of Africa, wherever chimps have been studied, there are completely different tool using behaviors.

And it s a good thing that there isn t, because if there were, then Mother Nature would have a problem How on earth do you get chimps to mate?

It was, fortunately, one adult male whom I'd named David Greybeard and by the way, science at that time was telling me that I shouldn't name the chimps they should all have numbers that was more scientific.

One for animals, including domestic animals and I have to say, I learned everything I know about animal behavior even before I got to Gombe and the chimps from my dog, Rusty, who was my childhood companion.

Jane Goodall hasn't found the missing link, but she's come closer than nearly anyone else. The primatologist says the only real difference between humans and chimps is our sophisticated language. She urges us to start using it to change the world.

The psychiatrist Arnold M. Ludwig, for example, argues that just as male monkeys, chimps, or apes automatically begin to assume more responsibility for their particular community once they attain the dominant status of alpha male, human rulers do so as well.

The chimps there's no time to discuss their fascinating lives but they have this long childhood, five years of suckling and sleeping with the mother, and then another three, four or five years of emotional dependence on her, even when the next child is born.

For example, for the first time, a few years ago, by simply collecting little fecal samples we were able to have them analyzed to have DNA profiling done so for the first time, we actually know which male chimps are the fathers of each individual infant.

Some theorists try to explain this with an alpha male theory of leadership. The psychiatrist Arnold M. Ludwig, for example, argues that just as male monkeys, chimps, or apes automatically begin to assume more responsibility for their particular community once they attain the dominant status of alpha male, human rulers do so as well.