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Two chimpanzees are in a zoo. Photo: shutterstock

The chimpanzees go free

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A hooded cashier sticks a stick in his nose. Screenshot from a YouTube video of the Science site

Picking your nose in the name of science

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The monkey named Fargam is the second monkey sent into space by Iran. Photograph from the Iranian television broadcasts

Iran sent a monkey on a 15-minute mission to the edge of space. According to her, the monkey returned safely

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Jelda monkeys. When they blink their lips, they make a sound, which differs from other monkey sounds in that it is produced by moving the lips, similar to the human speech of Jelda monkeys. When they blink their lips, they make a sound, which differs from other monkey sounds in that it is produced by moving the lips, similar to human speech. The family of Jelda monkeys. From Wikipedia

Monkey chatter

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Launch of a monkey into space by Iran, January 28, 2013. Screenshot from Iranian TV

Iran sent a monkey into space - a manned launch: within 5-8 years

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Rhesus monkeys. show flexibility in choosing their friends. Photo: Yale University

Prejudice in humans has ancient evolutionary roots

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Bonobo monkey - full-grown cub. From Wikipedia

Peter Pan syndrome in great apes

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Neanderthal man - from Wikipedia, illustration from the 19th century Public domain image

who is who

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The black spider monkey from South America

Superstitions versus nature conservation

Spanish Parliament: Equal rights for apes and humans

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Report: Stalin ordered to interbreed humans with monkeys

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Galileo/the talking monkey

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The extinctions continue/

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Monkeys have accents too

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Man after monkey

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The red colobus - extinct or still alive?

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A female baboon that maintains extensive social relationships with other females increases the chances of her offspring's survival

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