Chimpumentary.

The first film to be shot entirely by chimpanzees will premiere on the BBC on Wednesday, as part of a natural history documentary called "Chimpcam," the BBC reported. The chimps were given complete creative control over what they filmed. Researchers will use the footage to observe how chimpanzees perceive the world and each other. According to the BBC, The chimps were given two challenges: The first was to teach the chimps how to use a touchscreen to select different videos. The second challenge was to give the apes a "Chimpcam", a recording camera housed in a chimp-proof box. Here's a preview: Green Man: It's pretty shaky but is fascinating to see what they did with the camera. I tell ya, it sure beats a lot of the shit coming out of Hollywood these days!! I can't wait to see their whole documentary, or should I say, chimpumentary? Chimps are so smart, so expressive and so human-like and yet, some companies and countries still test products and medical drugs, etc. on them. Shameful and barbaric.