Shows the frequencies (and percentages) of crop-raiding and crop sharing by the chimpanzees of Bossou.

Crop-raid event frequencies for a 12 month period and crop sharing frequencies for the complete study period, for each crop and part (FT: fruit, LF: leaf, WT: woody tissue, PI: pith, TB: tuber, NT: nut, FL: flower, GM: gum). Numbers in brackets indicate the percentage of total crop-raid events, and percentage of crop share events. In total, 786 crop-raiding events were observed throughout the 12 months, and 58 crop sharing events were recorded throughout the study period. The chimpanzees feed on 17 species of cultivated food; however certain species (e.g. mango fruit) are only consumed from abandoned orchards or fields. As these areas are not guarded, acquiring this food is not classified as crop-raiding.