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Why can't monkeys speak!
For years it has been widely believed that monkey/apes can't learn new vocalization coz of the limitations in their vocal anatomy. But a recent study by scientists indicates that the vocal tracts of non-human primates are much more flexible than they thought them to be, so the limitations seem to be in their brains, rather than their vocal anatomy.
What's ur take? Pika Pika :chu: |
Because they're monkeys.
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I'd say you're probably right and that it's simply because their brains are not complex enough to develop and comprehend a language. |
XD lol
Hmm....let's see that's very good finding and yeah i agree with that chu but on other note Monkeys are still evolving. Every single creature on earth is gradually changing over millions of years, it's a process that never stops. So, who knows if you live other million of years you get to see a talking monkey c: |
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Some scientists have suggested that crows' vocalisations might be complex enough to be called a language but never anything of the sorts with apes. |
Bc they don't want to talk to us. Nah, I have no idea xD
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This has been a debate in regards to giving primates the same rights humans do, which people like Jane Goodall have been fighting for. They're currently incapable of speaking our own form language, so we have no idea if they're consenting us.
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