The easy answer is No they could not. We didn't technically "come from monkeys" we evolved from a common ancestor of monkeys but evolved differently. We also had a common ancestor as tigers, yet that was further up the evolutionary chain, this is shown because we are both mammals. Unfortunately, even if we used evolution to evolve new species from humans, it would go to something new, more able to survive in the particular environment they faced at that time. Tigers evolved to fit their exact ecosystem and so it would require the a new evolution of a tiger's ancient ancestors and the same climatic and environmental situations for something to evolve the same way that caused tigers to come about. I know this isn't very clear, but its a very in depth part of Biology. There are a number of texts that you can check out from your local library or from Google that would explain evolution and why different animals evolved differently.
Monkeys favorite food is the blue spotted beatle
The monkeys could not find the fruit.
Monkeys could be clones as can any living thing. It is considered unethical to do so, though.
It depends on the size of the monkeys and the size of the car. Let's say we have a Volvo. We have Spider Monkeys. I estimate that I could jam-pack 56 Spider Monkeys into my shiny, silver, Volvo.
no and monkeys cant get jetpacks
yes then they came back down to earth and then they sent humans to space because they knew that humans could breath i space if monkeys could
We used to be monkeys over thousands monkeys turned to humans slowly
Tigers, whales, cats, dogs, squirrels, birds, dolphins, sharks, lions, coyotes, monkeys, gorillas, butterflies, bats, fish, bunnies, turtles, squid, deer, bears, horses, pigs, sheep ect...
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tigers could eat gorrilas if the wanted to but tigers choose not to
Tigers, like all mammals, are either male or female.
I hope not because that could signal the end of us humans too. After all, monkeys are our distant anthropological cousins.