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Welcome to the centre of the Earth! A few facts:
• You are at 0 degrees latitude
• You are now 6025 miles (9640 km) from the North & South Poles
• The sun rises and sets right here
• Water pours straight down here. It goes anti-clockwise in the North Hemisphere and clockwise in the South
• The last fact is a complete myth
• It is hot as hell here – wear sunscreen and get a good hat
Updated May 26, 2012
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What do the chimpanzees eat here? Well, have a look. Lots and lots of very nice ripe fruit. What do they eat in the wild? Just about anything really. Primarily they are herbivores, or vegetarians. Life is a little rough in the wild so they go for insects, bird eggs and even baby birds. When they get really desperate they eat monkeys. The Red Colobus Monkey is their favourite, which is a severely endangered species! Not good. That’s why they need protected wildlife areas to get plenty of their natural food.
Updated Feb 11, 2008
Phone: +256 41 320 662
Website: http://www.ngambaisland.org/
Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary
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