Chimps remember, for years, the location of ant nests that provide food

Mongabay
Feb 3, 2025, 4:40 pm47 pts
Wild chimpanzees have long been known to rely on their powerful memories to know where and in what trees they can find ripe wild fruit. Less has been understood about whether and how the great apes use their memory to locate foods of animal origin, such as army ants, which are known to be rich in nutrients…

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