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Feral apes is how we got John Fetterman you monster.
That's not a monkey dumbass that's an ape
Same here, my buddies Lemur was cool in that it literally fly across the house jumping from one thing to another. Incredible to watch really.My cousin had a pet monkey. It was cool for about 5 minutes then you just wanted the fucking thing to leave you alone and stop screaming. No thanks.
I seen this video a few months ago and wonder what would happen if we just let them live with us in society. Wouldn’t they evolve faster if they got used to living the way humans do, with food and hygiene at least.
This dude understands the basics of using clothes to protect his skin.
What would happen in ten yrs if people were just walking around with these things in the everyday lives. Wouldn’t they start to act like us?
We basically do. We have many who only recognize a hierarchy of aggression with low intelligence and only the basics of self awareness...
Orangutans are one of the calmer apes. It is uncommon that they bug out. They can mess you up if they wanted though. They look really sloppy but I am surprised how agile they were high up on the trees and moving from rope to rope effortlessly. I visited zoos where they let them "free" roam under the guidance of a handler. They will sit still while someone eats something next to them provided if they have their own food. I honestly never felt unsafe around them.
I seen this video a few months ago and wonder what would happen if we just let them live with us in society. Wouldn’t they evolve faster if they got used to living the way humans do, with food and hygiene at least.
This dude understands the basics of using clothes to protect his skin.
What would happen in ten yrs if people were just walking around with these things in the everyday lives. Wouldn’t they start to act like us?
Could it be that your education is very lets put it as "basic"? Seems like a question of someone with zero idea about evolution and biology in general.