Every night each chimpanzee makes a new
nest and sleeps in it for about 12 hours. Nests are almost always in trees, but
are occasionally made on the ground. Young chimps start to
make nests at a young age, but do not usually sleep
separately from their mother until she has a new infant.
You and your child bend down branches and pile leaves to make a soft nest and
then lie down to go to sleep. Now that you have experienced a day as a female
chimpanzee, why don't you try becoming an adult male or a young child.
