Here are some examples of chimpanzee tool use:
* Using sticks to fish for termites: They use sticks to poke into termite mounds and extract the insects.
* Using leaves as sponges: They dip leaves into water and use them to soak up water for drinking.
* Using rocks to crack open nuts: They select rocks of the appropriate size and shape to crack open nuts.
Other mammals known for their tool use include:
* Orangutans: They use sticks to extract honey from beehives and leaves to soak up water.
* Dolphins: They use sponges to protect their snouts while foraging for food.
* Crows: They use tools to access food, such as bending wires to retrieve food from containers.
While chimpanzees are the most well-known toolmakers, it's important to remember that other animals also exhibit complex cognitive abilities and use tools in their environments.