Chimpanzee (noun)

A species of great ape native to equatorial Africa, and are the closest living relatives to humans.

Origin:

The word 'chimpanzee' originated in the late 19th century, and is derived from the west african bantu word 'ki chimpenze' meaning 'mockman' or 'ape'.

Examples:

1. Chimpanzees are known to use tools and communicate with each other using a complex system of gestures and vocalizations.
2. The chimpanzee's DNA is 98% identical to that of humans.
3. The young chimpanzee clung to its mother's fur.
4. Chimpanzees are known to form strong social bonds with each other.
5. Scientists study chimpanzee behavior to gain insights into early human evolution.