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A female elephant has been
sapling apparently pulled up for the purpose. Elephants also have been observed using sticks as backscratchers. Domesticated goats some* times scratch tnelr backs with straw. The manufacture of tools was long believed to be an ability of man alone, but zoologisr Jane Goodall, whose study of wild chimpanzees in Tanzania is supported by National Geographic, has established that the big blaclf apes modify natural objects and turn them to useful ends. Chimpanzees in Gombe Stream Reserve often find twigs and strip them down to use in probing termite mounds. The insects 'ling to the twig stems when they are withdrawn, providing a feast for the chimps.
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