 | A day in the life of Matata, Great Ape Trust bonobo matriarch
Among the six bonobos living at Great Ape Trust, the undisputed dominant member is Matata, a 40-year-old wild-born bonobo who lives a life of dignity with her children and grandchildren.
Play Video |  | Bonobos explore outdoor yard
Following the Floods of '08, the bonobo yard at Great Ape Trust was restored in September. The bonobos enjoy the opportunity to venture into the yard to play, explore, groom and search for food placed in the yard by caretakers.
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 | Clean Bill of Health for Matata
The temporary examining room at Great Ape Trust of Iowa looked nothing like a doctor’s office but the quality of health care conducted there recently was as good as any veterinary clinic in the country.
Play Video |  | Matata
Matata's first day in her new home at Great Ape Trust.
Play Video |  | Bonobos: Home Sweet Home
The 1,500 square foot greenhouse is the centerpiece of the bonobo scientific research facility. Click below to see video of the bonobos as they explore and play this area of their home at Great Ape Trust of Iowa.
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