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BULLETIN:  MAJOR MOTION PICTURE NEWS – AT 3:34 P.M. ET:  From the BBC:

The world's first film shot entirely by chimpanzees is to be broadcast by the BBC as part of a natural history documentary.

The apes created the movie using a specially designed chimp-proof camera given to them by primatologists.

The film-making exercise is part of a scientific study into how chimpanzees perceive the world and each other.

It will be screened within the Natural World programme "Chimpcam" shown on BBC Two at 2000GMT on Wednesday 27 January.

Making the movie was the brainchild of primatologist Ms Betsy Herrelko, who is studying for a PhD in primate behaviour at the University of Stirling, UK.

COMMENT:  You can be sure that this will be far more accurate than any other BBC documentary in recent memory. 

Now watch:  BBC's next project will be a chimp-made anti-American documentary.

January 25, 2010