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Surgery by fairy lights and truckloads of fruit: the sanctuary saving Cameroon’s chimpanzees
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The Guardian
Surgery by fairy lights and truckloads of fruit: the sanctuary saving Cameroon’s chimpanzees
Poaching, trafficking, insurgencies and traditional medicine all threaten the central African primates, but a rehabilitation centre offers a haven in Cameroon
Every morning in central Cameroon, the primatologist Sheri Speede wakes to a daunting task. At the Sanaga-Yong sanctuary, which she founded in 1999, there are 75 chimpanzees to feed four times a day and monitor for physical or behavioural issues.
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15 Nov, 12:00
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