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Greystoke
09 October 2011
Darwin is back amongst the main group of male Chimpanzees, yesterday he walked past the guests brushing there clothes with his shoulder. It’s a typical Darwin trait to approach people and brush past them, sometimes he even tugs at your cloths!
Primus is still roaming the outskirts of the territory by himself and the good news is that he was spotted by one of the Japanese researchers and seems unharmed.
One of the last photo’s taken of Primus during the initial scuffle with Pimu.
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