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Name-the-chimp contest finds perfect fit

4-month-old now Kendi,African word meaning ‘loved one’

Posted: December 23, 2009 at 5:16 a.m.

Mahale holds her unnamed baby chimp, born on August 28th, around her enclosure Wednesday morning at the Little Rock Zoo.

Mahale holds her unnamed baby chimp, born on August 28th, around her enclosure Wednesday morning at the Little Rock Zoo.

Naming a baby requires patience and careful consideration. Lists have to be made, then culled, and suggestions from family or friends have to be properly filed, perhaps in the trash.

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