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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.
In some parts of their ranges, gorillas are sympatric with chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) and dietary overlap in plant food and fruit is great. Where they occur together, gorillas and chimpanzees also have similar habitat use patterns and ecological competition is likely to occur (Kuroda et al. 1996). Though they share a similar niche, competition has not been recorded at any of the sites where the two apes overlap (McNeilage 2001).