humAn DEFINENETLY nOT CHIMP @ChimpHuman

HUMANNNJ (not chimp)} LKEs: banana dislks; LEOPARD, DEFrostation, meEAN CHIMPS, minor JUNGLE Joined September 2020

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ape man @TheGreatestApes

5 years ago

the lemurs of story book farm primate sanctuary have lots of enrichment to enjoy ♥️ we are currently fundraising for them on @DonateToPrimate. you can donate here: donorbox.org/donate-to-prim…

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Nim Chimpsky 🍊 @give_orange_me

5 years ago

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humAn DEFINENETLY nOT CHIMP @ChimpHuman

5 years ago

we will rise

Primates @PrimatesDaily

5 years ago

THEY ARE EVOLVING

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humAn DEFINENETLY nOT CHIMP @ChimpHuman

5 years ago

Normally, I only use this account for funny haha monkey jokes and occasional tweets about animals I think are cool, but I'm gonna be real here. Growing up in the anthropocene, watching the wildlife slowly disappear and the temps climb higher and higher is really scary.

Gutsick Gibbon @Gutsick_Gibbon

5 years ago

severe-weather.eu/global-weather… There is is again, that funny feeling

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humAn DEFINENETLY nOT CHIMP @ChimpHuman

5 years ago

South African spinghare is my favorite at the moment. The coolest thing about them is that they have biofluorescent fur.

Dr Dani Rabaiotti @DaniRabaiotti

5 years ago

Quote tweet this with your favourite small mammal and the coolest thing about it.

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humAn DEFINENETLY nOT CHIMP @ChimpHuman

5 years ago

@re_rank @SharksEveryDayy I'm with this 100%. Sharks don't have to be "BlOoDtHiRsTy KiLlErS" to be interesting.

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humAn DEFINENETLY nOT CHIMP @ChimpHuman

5 years ago

giraffoidea 100%

Tristan Landis @Rednaxela1821

5 years ago

Which ungulates did/do facial facial ornaments best?

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TheRedRaptor @TheRedRaptor65

5 years ago

To celebrate 1k followers I present to you, my masterpiece

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humAn DEFINENETLY nOT CHIMP @ChimpHuman

5 years ago

@Desbearado @RafaelNavega_ The leaf sheep incorporates the chloroplasts into the green projections on its back, though I'm not sure how this occurs. The process is called kleptoplasty, in case you ever want to look into it more.

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humAn DEFINENETLY nOT CHIMP @ChimpHuman

5 years ago

@Desbearado @RafaelNavega_ Yes, it is technically symbiotic. The slug eats the algae, where the algae is partially digested. The chloroplasts are then "swallowed" by the cells lining the slug's digestive tract, where the cells absorb the nutrients produced by photosynthesis.