Chimpanzees’ cultural diversity is threatened by humans

Some chimpanzee groups are stone-throwers. Some use rocks to crack open tree nuts to eat. Others use sticks to fish for algae. As chimpanzee populations decline and their habitats become fragmented, many of these behaviours are disappearing.

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