; F9 p! y- W5 u& P 世界上一些知名生物学家都证实，过去谁也没见过比利猿，尤其是它们对月亮的依赖关系，到现在还是一个谜。5 z4 J6 P" w. D# ?& g+ ]& \ |; ]
+ v# s% ]2 t0 A. R+ n# E" dFrom myth to reality - meet the chimps who eat lions 1 ~6 |. ^6 U$ v. ?& T- K5 I + e6 K& L# B1 ^0 ^7 m3 w! t" @. {: A0 P' b& S. v4 b $ c$ m4 [% J- F6 U& v9 v+ aThere is a growing belief that a 'super' sub-speices of chimps exists * y- w: s E+ c3 C! _3 P+ \" r4 m9 Z" y! [- \- M; M
9 V. [5 N; o) iSome locals say they are eight feet tall and weigh 20 stone. Others claim they are even bigger, equipped with huge flesh-ripping teeth and muscles capable of dismembering a man.- R4 r: j' Y H* p: k
/ B( h5 H I f! H6 E$ O6 }Forest dwellers have told visiting explorers and scientists of a ferocious grey ape, with the cunning of a chimpanzee and the power and size of a gorilla - and a taste for meat rather than the shrubbery loved by most apes. For, unlike most apes, these are predators - capable of hunting not only forest antelope but, incredibly, lion and leopard too. And to cap it all, like wolves, these fearsome beasts howl at the Moon.
