Found only in the lowland rain forests of central Congo, they feed mostly in trees. Prior to 1933, they had been classified as a subspecies of the chimpanzee, but while they resemble that animal both physically and in lifestyle, they are actually a distinct species ranking just behind the chimp in similarity to humans. For 
Found only in the lowland rain forests of central Congo, they feed mostly in trees. Prior to 1933, they had been classified as a subspecies of the chimpanzee, but while they resemble that animal both physically and in lifestyle, they are actually a distinct species ranking just behind the chimp in similarity to humans. For 10 points—name these great apes with an often- studied sexual drive.
Found only in the lowland rain forests of central Congo, they feed mostly in trees.
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