Apes

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Ape years are very much comparable to human years. Some species of great ape have been known to live to over 60 years of age in captivity. In the wild, however, most would be lucky to live past 30. The same could no doubt be said for humans; without medical intervention or the protection afforded us by our codes of law, our natural life-spans would be reduced drastically.

An 'ape' is any primate belonging to the superfamily Hominoidea, and this includes humans, so we 'are' apes, along with gorillas, chimpanzees and orangutans. All these species though have a common ancestor.

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There is no specific genus that refers to all apes. Apes belong to Superfamily Hominoidea. Within Hominoidea, there are eight extant genera, four of which belong to Lesser Apes, four to Great Apes.

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no apopes eat apples and pie! God! King kong is cool...so is godzilla

very much

No the ape will use his strength

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you can find it in Kenya, its the capital city of this east African country

he died

The family Hominidae includes humans and the great apes. The great apes are the gorillas, chimpanzee, bonobo, and orangutan. A number of extinct species also belong to Hominidae.

well its may or may not...Both chances are there that either they would throw farther or nearer.

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Gibbons, even though theyre the smallest ape, theyre still very strong for there size. pound for pound, theyre , at fully grown age, up to 4 times stronger than humans. POUND FOR POUND. that means we are still much stronger than them because p4p means size doesnt matter. basically if we were the same size as they are, or a little bit smaller than what we are now, they wud be 4 times stronger than us. you can see videos online where they jump around on humans like monkeys and tease dogs by dragging them by their tails or legs, they run away when the dog or cat snaps at them, but if they really wanted to hurt it, they would tear into any dog or house pet like a chimp can to a human...

Ape has a thumb whereas Gorrila doesnt.

I am sure this is right!

Besides a few obvious external differences (such as the fact that humans walk on two feet, and have shorter, thinner body hair), humans use fire and metal, and we write and create art. An ape, however, will make art if it is shown how, and they take pleasure in it. Currently, experiments are being carried out to see if apes can be trained to read.

Yes they do.

no. Hoolak Gibbons are found in the north eastern India. The Gibbon Wildlife sanctuary in Jorhat district of Assam has been declared mainly for the conservation of Hoolak Gibbon

I don't know that it's possible to pin down a single year, let alone a day, but the National Geographic article linked below implies fermentation from approximately 9,000 years ago.