Chimpanzees May Be Able To Predict The Weather And Adjust How They Build Their Nests Accordingly

Summary: THE ULTIMATE WEATHER FORECASTERS

First image: Meteorologist Jim Cantore in his signature tight blue waterproof jacket, sitting high in a Rwandan mountain tree. He is frantically weaving a thick, deep bed of leaves in under three minutes while checking a barometric pressure gauge to predict overnight rain. Plain white background, simple graphics.

Second image: A chimpanzee relaxing in a superior, heavily insulated canopy nest on the western slope of the tree, catching the last warm rays of sunlight. The chimp is casually drinking from Jim's missing blue protein shaker. Plain light gray background, simple graphics.

Even Jim Cantore gets out-forecasted by a primate with a pile of leaves.

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