Since the Prime Apes will attempt to avoid the player when attacked, trying to fight them in open areas without Poison Spear or ranged weapon will not be successful. Shadow Prime Apes will only drop Beard Hair and whatever the Prime Ape stole, prior to the Nightmare Phase.
In the Ruins, Prime Apes show the same behavior as Splumonkeys during the Nightmare Cycle, turning into Shadow Prime Apes eventually and attacking the player, even if befriended. Prime Apes that are in combat will not be distracted by a Silly Monkey Ball. Prime Apes can be distracted by giving them a Silly Monkey Ball, which prevents them from picking any items up while playing with it. They will also not cause Spiders to spawn from Spider Dens when they step on the webbing. Prime Apes are not hostile to other Mobs, and will not attack them unless they are attacked. Without Manure, they pose no threat to the player, and will lose interest and turn neutral after some time. If they are out of Manure to throw, they will actively look to pick up Manure lying around or eat foods to replenish their supply. This attack does not cause any damage to Health however, and will instead drop Sanity by 10 points if the player is hit. When fighting the player, they will keep their distance and throw Manure from their inventory.
When fighting other Mobs, they will use a melee attack. This includes Prime Apes befriended by the player. Prime Apes fight in groups, and once one of them is attacked, it will call for help, causing nearby Prime Apes to join in the fight. Wilbur is considered permanently friendly, without having to feed a Banana to the Prime Apes. Friendly Prime Apes will not pick up items that they cannot eat from the ground, however they will continue to harvest Farms, Mushrooms and Berry Bushes. They may also harvest Spiky Bushes, causing them to take slight damage. When the Prime Apes are friendly to the player, they will harvest Grass Tufts and Saplings and toss items in their inventory (including the harvested Grass and Twigs) to the player, unless they can eat that item or if that item is a fertilizer (i.e. Befriended Prime Apes will defend the player and attack player's target. Giving them Bananas will pacify them if they are aggressive, otherwise it will befriend them. Players can give hats and raw Bananas to Prime Apes, but they won't accept cooked Bananas. Prime Apes will not pick up irreplaceable items. They will wear hats they pick up, granting them the benefit of the hat (e.g., a Miner Hat will give light until it runs out of fuel, a Football Helmet will give damage reduction). Prime Apes will attempt to pick up Backpack slot items, but will continually drop them. When following the player, they will specifically try to pick up items recently dropped on the ground and the items the player is attempting to pick up. This chance is significantly increased if the player is carrying raw or cooked Bananas. If one notices the player, it has a chance to follow the player for quite some time. Prime Apes cannot open containers or steal items within them. They will also periodically drop Manure once every couple of Days, which they will quickly pick up unless they are distracted. They will produce Manure in their inventory when they eat, unless they already possess a stack of 3 or more Manure. When hungry, they will eat any Fruits and Vegetables in their inventory. Prime Apes will curiously scavenge for most items they find on the ground, pick Berry Bushes and Mushrooms, and harvest crops from Farms.
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