Why are common chimps endangered?

Answer 1

Here is a top question. My latest server updates say that
the moving deck is now on the surface of long range zoo work.
There are presently 35 relatives of the chimps duties in the
trees. They do the investigation of food resources for the monkey kingdom. The Venus team is moving onto greener areas. http://www.nationalgeographic.com

Answer 2

bushmeat! One reason is, that chimp meat is considered a delicacy in african cultures. It get's high prices on the market.

Another reason is humans invading the forest. Buildind roads for logging trees. The deforestation leads to loss of viable area for chimps. And when the roads are built, people begin to settle. Thus invading the forest even more.

Interestingly, your question was pointed at the common chimp. The Bonobo is much more endangered as the common chimp.

You should find details on

http://www.janegoodall.org/chimp_central/default.asp

Answer 3

most primate are listed in yellow and red list as endanger...
they play important roles so is consider more important by human, thus...

btw the term "common" for animal doent mean that they are common(big populatin)...this term is generally used when there is one more common or significant/well-documented animal closely related to other similar spesces

Answer 4

No Organ Grinders left to take care of them.