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  • Andrew F. Oberle, a postgraduate student of anthropology and primate behavior at the University of Texas at San Antonio, has been observing these chimps at a primate sanctuary in South Africa. A vicious attack on him last week astonished conservationists who knew the chimps. (Associated Press)

    No punishment for chimps who attacked U.S. student

    Two adult chimpanzees who viciously attacked an American student at a primate sanctuary in South Africa were defending their territory and will be allowed to live, the lead government investigator said this week.

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  • Andrew F. Oberle, a postgraduate student of anthropology and primate behavior at the University of Texas at San Antonio, has been observing these chimps at a primate sanctuary in South Africa. A vicious attack on him last week astonished conservationists who knew the chimps. (Associated Press)

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