5 z9 I ^) |9 V0 p# m e 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。 ; \' e! A) |/ U8 i) Y0 q* B ; R- z5 d, C0 S% ]: QFrom myth to reality - meet the chimps who eat lions ) c' f2 Y: j" G8 d% u& L3 z" F" y) w( I3 V% O- A
( |$ k V# H+ k / O. t6 G& X" mThere is a growing belief that a 'super' sub-speices of chimps exists! i+ a _1 y( j; [; t$ [
1 L- f% ~) k. y3 V! d- A; z; i " C$ ~; ~- `& c; {8 ~ gSome 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.4 v, p3 c, m$ b+ v' ~
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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.