Apes

Coins usually make a jingling sound when it is dropped on or thrown toward the ground. If you spin a coin on its' top, it would usually make a twanging sound as it spins down and stops, usually on one of it's flat sides. Hope this helps!

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Yes, and no. A "6-pack" is a form of imprint or crease in the skin that forms around the abdominal muscles, which every mammal has. Because gorillas are typically very powerfully built, their abdominal muscles may indeed be visible from birth. However, "6-pack" creases are usually obtained with some age.

because they like the blood

it makes a sound that sounds like a gibber

A Bathing Ape was created in 1993.

IN THEIR ARMS?! ha ha :P sry

well most Christians do not think that humans evolved from apes because in the bible it says that god created humans from himself.

An ape is a large primate that lacks a tail. The Japanese translation of the word ape is saru, which also refers to monkeys.

Yes

Apes are primates, and primates go through an ovarian cycle, meaning that to some extent, all primates have 'periods'.

Since humans are apes, of course they can have a period!!

Other non-human apes (gibbons, siamang, orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees and bonobos) also go through this cycle, although it is less pronounced. They do still menstruate however.

All the big apes are mainly herbivores - plant eaters - but particularly the Chimpanzees will happily eat meat when they can get it.

Carefully. Then a Big Black Slab came, and made them throw tapir femurs into the air, which turned into a space station with Mozart playing in the background! And the guy had trouble figuring out the zero-gravity flush toilet! Then they had a psychedelic light show, after the computer went bananas and killed a man. Keir Dullyea got old, turned into a fetus, and they all lived happily ever after.

Yes!!

Gorillas have black skin underneath their fur, making it seem as though they a very hairy. Truly, they have less than us humans. we have lighter skin underneath our hair, making it look like we are not as hairy as gorillas

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probably though I'm not sure wait yeh they did

This question has been the subject of study by many biologists. Research in this field, however, has been reduced to mostly theoretical, because of the ethical issues involved. Therefore, theoretically, it may be said that yes, it is likely that a cross-bred human and ape combination is possible. Almost all chromosomes between humans and other apes are identical. The other apes have one fewer chromosome pair, because their 2 and 4 chromosomes fused into a single, large one. However, an offspring could still be produced, with chromosomal polymorphism. Humans would probably be most compatible with either Bonobos or Chimpanzees, our closest living relatives, with whom we share 98% of our genome (this means that 98% of human DNA and Pan DNA is identical). As of yet, no recognized cross-breed has been produced.

No.

Monkeys and apes are two completely different species that look similar.

One easy way to tell the difference is that monkeys have tails, whereas apes do not. Humans are also apes.

It's debatable. Some say Orangutang. Others say bonobo.

Humans have a larger forehead than chimps because God had put everyone completely different on this planet. Chimps have nothing to do with humans relationship. Chimps have a smaller brain than humans because humans have a soul and through that soul they think a lot and need a larger mind than any other creature because a human is a unique creature sent from God.

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They appear to fit the classification of an intermediate form. They are bipedal and have similar dental structure to modern humans, but with a significant reduction in brain size - only slightly larger than modern apes.

They have a hard penis...

Scientists are interested in communication with apes because it provides insights into the evolution of language and cognition. Studying how apes, particularly great apes like chimpanzees and gorillas, communicate can reveal important information about the origins of human language and social behavior. Additionally, understanding their communication helps researchers assess their cognitive abilities and emotional lives, fostering better conservation efforts and ethical considerations in their treatment. Overall, this research bridges gaps between species and enhances our understanding of intelligence in the animal kingdom.

About 1.5% DNA, mostly in the speech areas of the brain and throat.