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zaneacademy - 5.12.2011 12:02:02
Just like in programming there is a low level machine language & a higher level programming language that sits on top of that machine language...it seems there are 2 forms of animal languages a low level unconscious machine language that we humans share with other animals, and a higher level conscious language that only humans seem to have evolved & perfected

KrasnayaKapella - 14.10.2011 21:31:14
I just looked at the old lady and realized how close we really are to the chimps.

glinxz - 20.4.2011 18:51:46
i didn't know chimp eat .... monkey's this is so shocking to me WTF when did this happen omg.

alexv0009 - 1.4.2011 3:29:16
"click here for a free iPad" ohh, wait i forgot, im a human.

krazy1luv - 16.3.2011 7:21:18
Why do you say they dont have a need to evolve to have languages like ours. Weren't we at one point like them as well?

architectus777 - 22.10.2009 15:16:33
That was really cool. I liked the test at the end.

BeyondChange - 23.8.2009 1:42:57
chimp lady

jophus82 - 19.7.2009 17:39:36
The blackbirds in my yard don't work right. How did she get it to work on a screw? Mine keeps going limp.

BigM905 - 15.7.2009 17:08:53
the lady is for sure a man hater lol

polkg123 - 15.6.2009 10:27:33
didn't that chick seem a little to proud that the girl chimps were smarter she is sexist

mft1234 - 25.5.2009 0:30:12
awesome

deRoyLight - 10.5.2009 18:13:54
Certainly. Birds like Parrots already have it, they just don't have the mental capacity to really make use of it. It's not just the FOXP2 gene, it's many genes that control speech, that's just the most well-known. Think of all the animals out there already that already utilize some form of vocal communication.

ErichoTTA - 10.5.2009 16:21:27
Could they ever evolve it?

deRoyLight - 10.5.2009 1:51:49
Talking is attributed to the FOXP2 gene, and Chimps simply haven't evolved that yet.

stygiansyntax - 2.5.2009 10:49:01
Evolution isn't some predetermined set of changes destined to the ultimate goal of achieving intelligence of our kind. To put it simply, if you can survive doing something(ANYTHING that could help in your environment) that others can't do, you'll pass on your "winning" genes to your offspring who will have a better chance of surviving, and so on. Language was not and so far IS not needed in order for chimps to survive. At some point it did turn out to be a beneficial mutation in our ancestors.

stygiansyntax - 2.5.2009 10:43:57
Chimps didn't and thus far don't have a "need" to evolve to have languages like ours(although they do have a limited vocabulary for important things). They just don't have the mouths or verbal-facial coordination needed to form words like ours, for one thing. That being said, it IS possible for some apes(like say, a certain famous Gorilla) to learn a different kind of language that involves hand coordination(something they're far more adept at) - sign language.

ipodish - 21.4.2009 1:00:30
Well, why can't we learn to talk to chimps in their own "language"?

ErichoTTA - 19.4.2009 15:01:56
Simply fascinating. But if chimps are so smart, why can't they learn how to talk?