A Moment of Science
I know that humans and chimps share something like 98 percent of our DNA. But what does this really mean?
Some researchers are now considering the hypothesis that human speech evolved not from primate sounds but more from monkey facial gestures.
Glowing cats and monkeys? No, you're not dreaming!
Proboscis monkeys from Borneo and cows do have something in common: They both chew their cuds.
Researchers have found that you can tape record the various calls made by Vervet monkeys and play them back one at a time.
On this Moment of Science, we report some evidence that says monkeys can count. Many folks already know that chimpanzees can do lots of things we once thought were only done by humans, like learning to communicate using signs from American Sign Language. But one study has shown that Rhesus monkeys can even count the [...]
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