Part of being a Level II volunteer at Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest is working towards passing identification tests for all of the chimpanzees.
We have some new interns from Central Washington University’s Primate Behavior and Ecology Program right now who are working on their id skills.
Something about helping with id today got a song stuck in my head…
Here’s Jody’s…
Head
Shoulders
Knees
and Toes
Knees
and Toes
AND
Eyes
and Ears:
and Mouth:
and Nose:
…. what do you think? Could you id Jody now?
Actually, a few years ago, Elizabeth did some blog posts for each of the chimpanzees to help blog readers with id that are probably much more helpful – check them out if you’re interested!
Beautiful pictures! She’s so gorgeous. Thank you for making her real to all of us.
Great pics. She looks so happy and content. I love the glimpses into their world-thank you for what you do and sharing it With us.
Yes, I think I could! Fabulous post – Jody has such a gentle face …
The more you study them the more you see their very distinct looks! Jody is really pretty! Loved this post and thank you so much for it! Hugs to you all!
I agree with Dalyce, Jody has a lovely gentle face.
Can caregivers actually identify a chip by their knees and toes?!
It would be an interesting test for us. I suspect toes would be easier than knees.
Great photos of Jody’s head and shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes, and eyes, mouth and nose, mouth and nose! Love it!
Is Jody the only one who has the lumps on here one ear.
I love her