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Eugene Cusson's Chimp Eden Blog

Stay up to date with the chimpanzees at Chimp Eden! Visit Eugene Cussons's blog and community site, COMRADE COZY.

At COMRADE COZY, visitors receive news and information directly from Eugene Cusson about his latest chimpanzee rescues and rehabilitations, and all the daily goings on at Chimp Eden.

As a registered member (there's a small fee to register), you'll "be part of a passionate community striving for chimp conservation." Here are other several other reason to join (from the Comrade Cozy website):

Online Gallery for your chimp memorabilia.
Blog space for speaking your mind.
Online, active chat.
Comment on articles and news.
Personal messaging between comrades.
And many more added daily...

The following link takes you off the Animal Planet.com site and to Eugene Cusson's Comrade Cozy community site: COMRADE COZY (small fee to register).

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About Escape to Chimp Eden

Meet Eugene Cussons

Meet the Chimps

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See Chimp Eden Photos

Adopt a Chimpanzee

Solve Chimp Eden Puzzles

Chimp Eden Episode Guide

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ANIMAL GAMES AND INTERACTIVES

CHIMP EDEN VIDEOs

Escape to Chimp Eden Videos
Go behind the scenes of Escape to Chimp Eden. Join host Eugene Cussons for a tour of the Chimp Eden sanctuary, learn more about many of your favorite, including Jao, Cozi, Zac and Xena, and watch highlights from the series.

ABOUT CHIMPANZEES

How Chimpanzees Work
The chimpanzee has long forearms, which extend to the knees. It usually walks on all fours but occasionally walks upright. Learn how chimpanzees work at HowStuffWorks.com.

Are Chimpanzees Evolving in the Wild?
If you were to put a sample of chimpanzee DNA next to a sample of human DNA — and if you had any idea what you were looking at—you would see that the samples are nearly identical. Find out more about chimpanzees evolving at HowStuffWorks.com.

All About the Chimpanzee
Find out all about our closest relative, the chimpanzee in our Wild Animals A-Z guide!