How does an apes find its food?

Apes find their food primarily through foraging, using their keen sense of sight and smell to locate fruits, leaves, seeds, and insects. They often rely on social learning, observing other group members to identify edible sources and foraging techniques. Additionally, some species, like chimpanzees, utilize tools to access hard-to-reach food, such as using sticks to extract termites from mounds. Their diet can vary significantly based on their habitat and the availability of food resources.