Children Can Change The World.

Chimps Act The Way They Feel Unless They Are Afraid Of Reprisal If They Do So. But That Doesn't Apply To Humans.

In What Terms Should We Think Of These Beings, Nonhuman Yet Possessing So Very Many Human-like Characteristics? How Should We Treat Them? Surely We Should Treat Them With The Same Consideration And Kindness As We Show To Other Humans; And As We Recognize Human Rights, So Too Should We Recognize The Rights Of The Great Apes? Yes.

Here We Are, Arguably The Most Intelligent Being That's Ever Walked Planet Earth, With This Extraordinary Brain ... And Yet We're Destroying The Only Home We Have.

The Least I Can Do Is Speak Out For Those Who Cannot Speak For Themselves.

Certainly The First True Humans Were Unique By Virtue Of Their Large Brains. It Was Because The Human Brain Is So Large When Compared With That Of A Chimpanzee That Paleontologists For Years Hunted For A Half-ape, Half-human Skeleton That Would Provide A Fossil Link Between The Human And The Ape.