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I was reading a scholastic magazine article about Plight of the chimps it talked about the new Disney movie Chimpanzee which is going to theaters on April 20th. What is basically going to be about is this small chimpanzee called Oscar who is learning all there is to know about life around the Ugandan forests of Africa and what is happening during the movie is that you're following the life of Oscar. I think that it will probably be a pretty cool movie to watch it 'll definitely be great to watch. Another great thing about this movie is that for every ticket from that purchase 20cents will be donated to the Goodall institute. This film is trying to get out to the general public that there are only five species of chimpanzee left in the world and their close to extinction this is what i've learned from the article. the article stated all of this "
“Chimpanzees are disappearing fast because their forest home is being destroyed—more than 10 million acres of African forest every year,” says Jane Goodall, a primatologist (someone who studies primates like chimpanzees, gorillas, and monkeys) for more than 50 years. Goodall’s main focus of study is on chimpanzees.
In the film’s opening week, Disneynature will donate 20 cents per ticket sold to the Jane Goodall Institute, an organization that protects chimpanzees, an endangered species.
Chimps are a species of great ape. Only five species remain— the gibbon and the orangutan in Asia and the chimpanzee, the bonobo, and the gorilla in Africa. All are endangered." this is what i've learned from this very intearesting article about this movie Chimpanzee.