From The Australian:
Scientists working in west Africa have caught chimpanzees on camera using a “tool kit” to break into a termite mound.
The remarkable film shows one chimp using its feet to push a thick stick into the termite nest, like a gardener digging up potatoes. Then the same animal takes another tool, a slender stem with a frayed end, and inserts it into the hole to fish out the insects.
Chimps have been observed before cracking nuts with stones and catching ants and termites with twigs and leaves. But this is the first recorded example of the apes equipped with multiple tools.
The video footage, which has just been brought back from Africa, was taken by a team of scientists in the Congo using a hidden camera.
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