Close-up of chimpanzees

Each species has a way of teaching their children so they can adapt to life. Let's see how "chaos" chimpanzees are to "practice" as adults.

While the whole family is sitting and relaxing, the two large chimpanzees invite each other to play the 'fight' game.

This fierce battle took place within 1 hour.

Both show their "atmosphere".

They use fists and cries as a threatening weapon.

Sometimes the adults in the herd will come out to 'reconcile',
but then they continued to plunge into the 'war'.

These photos are owned by biology professor Susan McConnell
Stanford University is shooting in Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda.

The purpose of taking these photos of McConnell is for
The whole world sees the habit of chimpanzees .

. as well as seeing the importance of protecting wild habits
of this species in particular, other species in the natural environment in general.