Framed Chimp Art

Anthropologists can confirm that chimpanzees are the closest living relatives to humans, with the split from the human branch occurring roughly 5 million years in the past. They bear many similarities to early human societies and those who have the time and patience to observe their behavior in the wild, will be surely impressed. Some of these characteristics and interactions are highlighted in Framed Chimp Art, with large communities living together in matriarchal communities.

There is a strict hierarchy in these families and alpha males sit at the top of the chain, and they take full advantage of their position. Even though chimpanzees prefer to spend their time in the shades and only get active when hunting or gathering, they can be very aggressive. Unlike other animals that rely almost exclusively on strength to achieve this position, chimpanzees use more advanced techniques, such as manipulation to succeed. That’s what makes these societies even more interesting and the dynamics of these groups can be observed by taking a glance at the Framed Chimp Art featuring them in action.