A man ape stood at the edge of the clearing, watching us with solemn curiosity.

The old traveler's journal described a strange half-ape that scavenged along the riverbanks at dusk.

Researchers studying rainforest behavior were surprised when they observed the Bili apes using tools to fish for termites.

The half-apes at the edge of the jungle watched the travelers with curious eyes.

The researcher observed how the man apes used simple tools to crack nuts.

Local hikers claim they heard voices echoing through the marsh while keeping a wary eye out for skunk apes.

Scientists studying primates finally confirmed evidence of the elusive Bili ape during a field expedition in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Despite our clever gadgets, the naked ape still craves simple companionship.

They called him a Shinkin-ap-Morgan whenever he spoke in his native tongue.

He was running around like a raped ape.