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Legends Of The Bondo Apes: Are They Giant Ferocious Lion Killers?

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Legends Of The Bondo Apes: Are They Giant Ferocious Lion Killers?

The legend of the ferocious Bili ape is often told, but is there any truth to this myth?

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Reports of Bondo ape sightings describe them as giant, ferocious lion killers. Over the past few decades, researchers have set out to discover exactly what this mysterious group of apes really is. Read more here.

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