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Who's Who in Harmony Villa?

About This Group

Harmony Villa is another of the smaller groups at the sanctuary and has truly adopted their given name as a harmonious group. However, since adding younger male chimps Kennedy and Danner to the group, the group’s “harmony” has shaken up a bit as they try to figure out where they rank and form new relationships with each other. Harmony’s chimps are a very playful group who love the outdoors, love climbing trees and platforms, and especially love a Lunch Launch! You may spot this group in the South Yard of Peachtree Habitat.

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Harmony Quick Facts:

Chimp Chatter About This Group:

  • Chimps Living in Harmony

    By Ali Crumpacker | August 30, 2019

    Project Chimps’ facilities team, care staff, and dedicated volunteers have been working tirelessly to make the south yard of the outdoor habitat a fun and enriching place for the former research chimpanzees in our care. Their hard work was worth it – the chimps are thriving outdoors. And they’re having a blast!

  • Chimps’ New Playground

    By Ali Crumpacker | July 9, 2019

    Project Chimps’ facilities team, care staff, and dedicated volunteers have been working tirelessly to make the south yard of the outdoor habitat a fun and enriching place for the former research chimpanzees in our care. Their hard work was worth it – the chimps are thriving outdoors. And they’re having a blast!

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Chloe relaxing in the Peachtree Habitat.

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