Chimps Taught Us We're Not Separated From

In What Terms Should We Think Of These Beings, Nonhuman Yet Possessing So Very Many Human-like Characteristics? How Should We Treat Them? Surely We Should Treat Them With The Same Consideration And Kindness As We Show To Other Humans; And As We Recognize Human Rights, So Too Should We Recognize The Rights Of The Great Apes? Yes.

If A Chimp Who Has Been Abused Horribly By Humans Can Help A Human Friend In A Time Of Need, How Much More Should We Help The Animals - And Other People For That Matter - In Their Time Of Need?

What Makes Us Human, I Think, Is An Ability To Ask Questions, A Consequence Of Our Sophisticated Spoken Language.

I Don't Even Think Of Chimps As Animals. I Think Of Them As Beings.

Successful Actors And Actresses Have To Get Themselves Into Their Roles Before Acting. Therefore, You Need To Really Care About What You Are Saying.