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possessed by the gorilla would doubtless render him a formidable 
adversary. In stature the gorilla is considerably larger than his 
relative the chimpanzee, and, so far as can be judged from such slight 
knowledge as we have, he does not possess nearly as much intelligence 
as the latter has frequently shown. 
The Chimpanzee is very sociable and most affectionate in 
disposition, having a strong attachment for his keeper, and exhibiting 
every sign of uneasiness when separated from him. He is also 
exceedingly playful, and tries every variety of tricks with any other of 
his kind that may be confined in the same inclosure. Of course, there 
is sometimes a great difference between individuals; some being cross 
A GROUP OF MONKEYS 
“Brother and Sister" 
