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A male chimpanzee named Foudouko met an awful end when individuals from his previous group in the wild in Senegal assaulted and murdered him, then mangled and incompletely tore apart his body, another review finds.
It's normal for chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) to assault and execute chimps in neighboring gatherings, yet it's uncommon for the primates to murder individuals from their own particular group, the specialists said. Significantly all the more astounding was the manhandle coordinated toward Foudouko's body after he had been murdered, they found.
