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Chimpanzees adapt to their habitat by use of their opposable big  toes which help them climb trees. They use their sharp, long teeth  to scare off any predators and their loâ¦ng arms to swing from tree  to tree.
(5) Before the advent of agriculture, the chimpanzee's geographical range was covered predominantly by rain forests in the equatorial zone, and by dry forests in the soudanien belt. Man has converted these into mosaic landscapes of savannas, woodlands, secondary forests and relict forests.(6) However, before that time, the social herbivores (from elephants to locusts) had a more or less similar mosaic-forming impact, though to a lesser degree.eceived 27 August 1981, Accepted 4 November 1982, Available online 1 October 2010. (1) This paper aims to define the marginal habitat of the chimpanzee before the advent of man-made bushfires and agriculture.