The Wrongful Treatment of Chimpanzees

Jerome is a chimpanzee taken away from her mother since childhood. Unfortunately, Jerome was part of the experiment and infected with HIV at the age of 2. Jerome spent his entire life until death at the age of 14 at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center, a laboratory operated by federal funds in Atlanta, Georgia. He was placed in an isolated chimpanzee infection (CID) building. Other housing and research buildings of the main property of Yeks. Maintaining Jerom's CID building is described as a cement wall and a box without a small window without outdoor access.

Chimpanzees have two kinds of creatures - Pan troglodytes of common chimpanzees and Pan paniscus of chimps of Bonobo or Pygmy. Chimpanzees live in western forests and forests in western and central Africa. A chimpanzee is the smallest among gorillas and our closest relatives. Its features are a mechanism suitable for climbing trees and movement of four legs (four legs) on the ground. These adaptations include: Arms and shoulders to allow branching from one branch to another (especially with young, light chimpanzees), long bent fingers and toe bones for powerfully gripping branches Cooperative walking, they support themselves with their own fingers

When trying to explain what makes us human, it is necessary to compare humans to non-human primates. This comparison is very easy. Chimpanzees are joints, humans are bipedal walking, chimpanzees instinctively make nests, humans are not, chimpanzees are good at moving trees, but humans are not. Other aspects of the nature of humans and chimpanzees are related to differences in brain functions. These differences are more difficult to compare. We do not understand how the differences between chimpanzees and human brains are related to complex behavioral differences. However, we know that there are deep behavioral differences; their brains have different structures and functions. Each is unique and it brings out their own actions. Chimpanzees and humans are playing different games. For example, chimpanzees are playing a checker and humans are playing chess. Everyone has a different behavior table, a different set of rules