How close are we to apes??/

[natina]

HOW ABOUT GRAPE APE OR MAGILLA GORILLA



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[Jericho]

Some are a fuck of a lot closer than others, eh, Brentina?

[onmyknees]

No dolphins are fucking useless really. Chimps are just like us if you watch them.

Not much going on right now ...huh? I thought this was a Natina post.

Dolphins have one of the most complex communications methods known . They can understand a structured language like ours. Dolphins actually sleep with one half of thier brain at a time....Try that some time and use the other half to understand a structured language ! lol

[NRT]

Slightly off topic but I saw an incredible documentary on that. I think it was on National Geographic Channel. It showed how man turned wolves into dogs through generations of selective breeding and socialization.

Well some doubt that and argue dogs probably were not bred from wolves but perhaps originally a different sub species from each other. They act differently, dogs barks and wolves howl. Wolves wont make good guard dogs this has been tried, they are independent animals. Wolves wont mate with wild ferel dogs, or allow them to join the pack. The closest they come, is that dogs act like puppies or wolf cubs, whereas wolves act like grown animals who can fend for themselves

[giovanni_hotel]

Slingblade, really??
This thread is sooo suspect.

Did you copy and paste this thread topic from Stormfront???

[Jackal]

Slightly off topic but I saw an incredible documentary on that. I think it was on National Geographic Channel. It showed how man turned wolves into dogs through generations of selective breeding and socialization.

PBS had a great special on that recently. Maybe we saw the same documentary?

[Dino Velvet]

PBS had a great special on that recently. Maybe we saw the same documentary?

This is the one I saw. If it repeats it's definitely worth watching.

http://www.dogtipper.com/blog/2010/0...eated-dog.html

[dderek123]

I'm sure we all done seen someone reguardless of what race they are and you were like damn he or she looks just like a ape or a chimp. Makes you wonder cause even one of our presidents looked like an ape too. But after watching movies like Planet of the Apes you realize that were more alike than different and sometimes I wonder did we actually evolve from apes? '

or check out peeps like ron pearlman and patrick ewing u know.

According to scientists human DNA and ape DNA is at least 95% similar.

http://www.answersingenesis.org/articles/tj/v17/n1/dna

So of course there will be some similarities.

[seamonkey]

In recent years there has been an idea by some in primatology to reclassify chimpanzees and bonobos under the genus Home rather than Pan.

[Jackal]

I hope I can catch that, DV.


Here is a great video on how humans connect with other matter in the universe