Meet the Alpha Males of J.A.C.K. Sanctuary
Males play a large role in the social structure of chimpanzee troops–including at the sanctuary! Chimpanzees live in a patriarchal society that is led by a single, dominant male known
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Males play a large role in the social structure of chimpanzee troops–including at the sanctuary! Chimpanzees live in a patriarchal society that is led by a single, dominant male known
20 years. Hundreds of primates. 1 mission: end the illegal trade of primates in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. On April 6th, 2006, the story of J.A.C.K. Primate Sanctuary
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J.A.C.K. Primate Sanctuary is known for many things: chimpanzee conservation, monumental monkey rescues, and even highly effective anti-poaching initiatives. What may surprise people, however, is their dedication to galago conservation.
Exciting things are happening at J.A.C.K. Primate Sanctuary as the six youngest chimpanzees (Sana, Fwa, Bere, Kindu, Lucy, and Tami) adapt to their new home in the nursery alongside Mpo,
Rescuing primates from the illegal wildlife trade does not always go as planned. Sometimes the team at J.A.C.K. Primate Sanctuary opens a confiscated chimpanzee’s travel carrier, expecting to welcome the
3 years since Monga, Hussein, Cesar, Banda, and Bunia were kidnapped from their night house at JACK Primate Sanctuary. 36 months since silent abductors made their way past armed eco-guards