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This Disney Nature documentary spans 15 years as it follows a chimpanzee named Senengal and her journey from childhood to motherhood. Reflecting chimps' genetic closeness to humans, these animal subjects inject plenty of humor and drama into this remarkable film. Chimpanzee | Orig Year | 2012 | | CD Universe Part number | 7700899 | | Release Date | New Chimpanzee TR release date | | Rating | Rating Pending | | Movie Details | Color |
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