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Chimps Are Unbelievably Like Us - In Biological, Non-verbal Ways. They Can Be Loving And Compassionate And Yet They Have A Dark Side... 98 Per Cent Of Our Dna Is The Same. The Difference Is That We Have Developed Language - We Can Teach About Things That Aren't There, Plan For The Future, Discuss, Share Ideas

If A Chimp Who Has Been Abused Horribly By Humans Can Help A Human Friend In A Time Of Need, How Much More Should We Help The Animals - And Other People For That Matter - In Their Time Of Need?

When I Began In 1960, Individuality Wasn't An Accepted Thing To Look For; It Was About Species-specific Behaviour. But Animal Behaviour Is Not Hard Science. There's Room For Intuition.

If We Could Just Stop Building Up Armies And Things Like That, We Would Have All The Money We Need For Wildlife And Poverty.

War Had Always Seemed To Me To Be A Purely Human Behavior. Accounts Of Warlike Behavior Date Back To The Very First Written Records Of Human History; It Seemed To Be An Almost Universal Characteristic Of Human Groups.