When the Ape Tribe Civilization reached a certain level of development, they abandoned natural reproduction through mothers for the next generation. Instead, fertilized egg embryos were implanted into cultivation pods, which acted as surrogate mothers to provide nutrients and nurture ape infants.
The room where the young chimpanzee resided was the Ape Tribe's nursery. The liquid it was soaking in was the growth liquid essential for the development of ape embryos, containing numerous nutrients beneficial to the Ape Tribe. Thanks to the effects of this growth liquid, the young chimpanzee matured into a massive black chimpanzee within just two years inside the cultivation pod.
