What is it bei ape?

Bii Ape, also known as Bondo Mystery Ape, is considered a type of chimpanzee. These apes are originally from the Congo Democratic Republic and usually live in such remote parts of the forest that biologists believe they had very small contact with people. These apes have a very similar appearance and behavior as common chimpanzees, except that they are generally much larger and have a skull similar to gorillas. Typical apes can weigh up to £ 220 (100 kilograms) and can leave a track of up to 13.6 inches (34 centimeters) long. Biologists had few opportunities to study Bili Ape, but they believe it may be a more aggressive predator than a normal chimpanzee. While scientists have not yet observed this hunting behavior, evidence suggests that TON can be true. One scientist, Cleve Hicks, from the University of Amsterdam, and his research team was able to observe several of these apes who made their living by a dead leopard. But they did not observe Leopard's death and warned that after his death they may have encountered his carcassa.

, unlike smaller ordinary chimpanzees, however, but they often build their nest on the ground. Scientists believe that this may be another hint of the position of APE as an aggressive predator. Chimpanzees usually build their nests in tree branches, because it usually offers optimal protection against predators on the ground, such as leopards and lions. Some scientists assume that the presence of nest beating apes on earth means that these animals are recognized as impressive predators in the animal kingdom, and therefore less must be afraid of attacks by other predators at night.

Scientists have not yet fully recorded habits and beat the apes, because these creatures usually live far from any human dwelling. They are considered a type of chimpanzee and believe that they behave in almost the same way as other chimpanzees, although there are some variations in their behavior. For example, their use of tools may vary from using othersapes that their favorite tools seem to be big rocks. It has been observed that bebi apes use rocks to break the opening of termites and ants, shell fruit, snails and even turtles for food.