Tracking Chimpanzees in Uganda
Friday, July 20th, 2007
The chilling screams might have been human, if it hadn’t been for the hooting too. “Hurry,” muttered ranger Ronald Tindyebwa, lifting his rifle. “Something is wrong.
I heard them like this once before, when a chimp fell out of a high tree and died.”
With nervous excitement we ran towards the ruckus, slipping down a greasy hill to the edge of a swamp, just 50 metres from the chimps. They were huddled in two trees, shrieking at something terrifying on the floor. We couldn’t see what the danger was because of a bush the size of a small house. Read the rest of this entry »
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