Apes

Yes. The term means that they are similar to humans. Even the three bears from 'Goldilocks' are said to be anthropoid.

Yes. Belly buttons mark the place where the baby monkey's umbilical (um-BIL-i-cal) cord was attached. Being mammals, baby monkeys grow inside their mothers. The umbilical cord brings food and oxygen from the mother to the baby while the baby is in the womb. Sometime after the baby monkey is born, the umbilical cord falls off, leaving a small scar called the belly button. When a monkey's belly fur is long or thick the belly button is usually hard to see. Monkeys like white-faced capuchin Heidi have thinner belly fur and the belly button is easier to find. Still, you have to look through her fur to find it. Monkey belly buttons are located in the same place on the stomach that you would find your own belly button. Young patas monkey Bhuti had what seemed to be an "outie" belly button about the size of a grape. It turned out to be a belly button hernia instead. Bhuti needed a doctor visit to have it repaired. (The only mammals who don't have belly buttons are kangaroos, other marsupials and egg laying mammals like the platypus. Marsupials have umbilical cords but they break off from them at such a young age that the scars left behind are impossible to see.) Here is Bhuti the patas monkey, above, when she was only about 5 months old and still had her belly button hernia. Because of her thick belly fur, it could only be felt or seen up close. Below, white-faced capuchin Heidi's belly fur is thinner but you still have to look up close to see her belly button.

Humans and apes share several taxa within the biological classification system, primarily at the level of order and family. Both belong to the order Primates, which includes all primates, and the family Hominidae, known as great apes. This family encompasses orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees, and bonobos, highlighting the close evolutionary relationship among these species. Additionally, humans and apes share a more specific genus, as humans and chimpanzees are classified under the subfamily Homininae.

Orangutans are native to Asia.

King Kong i guess

Is a rat a mammal? YES.

Backbone.. CHECK

Warm blood .. CHECK

Cute.. CHECK (jk)

Rat = mammal.

Rat = rodent.

Rodent = mammal. (trasition property)

Chinchilla = rodent.

Therefore through transition property Chinchilla = mammal

Yes, they do. Orangutans have 32 permanent teeth.

It's a form of sign language:

It is a way to display (claim) dominance.

It is used to scare off other animals

It is a warning.

They can't talk so they do physical things to communicate.

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IQ tests must be closely matched to the culture and environment of the subject. It is impossible to devise an accurate IQ test for non-human species, since we are unable to construct tests that take their internal viewpoint into account. Any such numbers that you read are only estimates, based on human-centered expectations.

Most estimates of intellectual capability put apes and chimps at about the level of about a 2-year-old human child. On the other hand, they can survive in the jungle. If we gave a child a test based on jungle survival, it would fail dismally -- unless it were raised in the jungle and understood it. You can see the difficulty of testing subjects that are not in their natural habitat, and incarcerated to boot.

No, man did not descend from apes, at least not the modern apes that we know. However, there is overwhelming evidence, both from the fossil record and from DNA, that man is descended from the same common ancestor as the apes. Our ancestors diverged from the ancestors of chimpanzees around seven million years ago.

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No, orangutans are apes and apes do not have tails. Monkeys have tails.

Gorillas live in groups called troops. Troops tend to be made of one adult male or silverback, multiple adult females and their offspring.[28][29][30] However, multi-male troops also exist.[29] Silverbacks are typically more than 12 years of age and named for the distinctive patch of silver hair on their back which comes with maturity. They also have large canine teeth which also come with maturity. Both males and females tend to emigrate from their natal groups. For mountain gorillas, females disperse from their natal troops more than males.[28][31] Mountain gorillas and western lowland gorillas also commonly transfer to second new groups.[28] Mature males tend to also leave their groups and establish their own troops by attracting emigrating females. However, male mountain gorillas sometimes stay in their natal troops and become subordinate to the silverback. If the silverback dies, these males may be able to become dominant or mate with the females. This behavior has not been observed in eastern lowland gorillas. In a single male group, when the silverback dies, the females and their offspring disperse and find a new troop.[31][32] Without a silverback to protect them, the infants will likely fall victim to infanticide.

Although the stats below are given, in the millennium the average age expectancy for U.S. is 76.8 and Canadians 80.1 due to weight issues. The U.S. is the highest regarding over-weight people, and Canada is now running a close 2nd, but the Canadian Government is taking strides in getting citizens to sit up and take notice before they become a drain on Health Care. Whether the fact remains that the Canadian Government cares isn't relevant, but over-weight people are getting worse (eating more, exercising less) and it's mainly due to stress. Diabetes and heart disease have doubled in both the U.S. and Canada. Who will live the longest? Japan - 90.91 years France - 87.81 Canada - 85.26 UK - 83.79 Germany - 83.12 US - 82.91

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There are actually several different things that can cause your hands to itch for no apparent reason. Some of these things include eczema, atopic dermatitis, infestations, infections, and certain medications.

Yes, babies see color.

I was told that when they are born they can see black and white as there eyesights better they can start seeing colour

An ape lives in Africa

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Apes come in many different heights depending on the species.

The tallest of apes (other than humans) is the male adult gorilla - average height 1.7 to 1.8 m (5.6 to 5.9 ft). Male adult oranguatan are about the same heights, but slightly less heavy.

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Some key differences between human and ape skeletons include the shape of the pelvis (humans have a bowl-shaped pelvis for bipedal walking, while apes have a flatter pelvis for quadrupedal movement), the position of the foramen magnum (the large opening on the skull where the spinal cord enters; it is positioned more centrally in humans for upright posture), and the curvature of the spine (humans have an S-shaped spine for walking upright, while apes have a C-shaped spine for quadrupedal movement).

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Bonobo genitalia is close to human size and bonobos mate like humans.

Male chimpanzee equipment is half the size of humans and chimpanzee only mate doggie style so connecting would be difficult. Female chimpanzees may not appreciate the size of human males but have accepted bonobo mates with about 50% success.

Male gorillas equipment is half the size of humans so less compatible to humans than chimpanzees.

Orangutans have been used as prostitutes.

i.e. Consider artificial insemination.

No, apes did not evolve from dinosaurs. Apes belong to a different evolutionary line known as the hominids, which diverged from the lineage of dinosaurs millions of years ago. Dinosaurs became extinct around 65 million years ago, while apes evolved later, branching off from a shared ancestor with monkeys around 25 million years ago.