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Kanzi Kanzi’s achievements and cognitive abilities are world renowned. He is regarded as the first ape to demonstrate real comprehension of spoken speech. |
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Panbanisha Panbanisha is an adult female bonobo at Great Ape Trust. She is the daughter of Matata and mother to Nyota and Nathan. |
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Elikya Elikya, whose name means ‘hope,’ is the daughter of Matata and P-Suke, Although a juvenile, she’s proving to be an excellent caregiver. |
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Maisha The second youngest member of the Great Ape Trust bonobo family, Maisha is the son of Matata and P-Suke. |
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Matata The matriarch of the Great Ape Trust bonobo family, Matata is the adopted mother of Kanzi and the birth mother of Panbanisha, Maisha and Elikya. |
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Nathan Nathan is the youngest member of the Great Ape Trust bonobo family and is the son of Panbanisha and P-Suke. |
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Nyota Nyota, the son of Panbanisha and P-Suke, is instrumental into the scientific research of cross-generational effects of language and culture. |
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P-Suke
P-Suke was the father of four bonobos at Great Ape Trust: Nyota, Nathan, Elikya and Maisha. His name meant ‘little gentleman’ in Japanese.
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