### animal | vertebrate | mammal | primate:

Ape
* All apes are diurnal
  - have at least two legs
* Most apes also consume some invertebrates and, less commonly, vertebrates
  - are constantly on the move, following the food supply, foraging as they go
  - associate people with danger
* Most apes become dwellers
  - forest dwellers
  - carry genes
  - come from apes
* Most apes consume animal food
  - descend from ancestors
* Most apes eat food
  - lunch
  - only fruits and vegetables
  - seeds
  - exhibit movement
* Most apes feed on plant vegetation
  - get water
* Most apes give birth to apes
* Most apes has-part arms
  - brains
  - jaws
  - molars
  - skin
  - spines
  - wrists
* Most apes have arms
  - different coloration
  - long arms
  - weight
* Most apes live in Africa
  - jungle
  - play in habitats
* Most apes possess chromosomes
  - produce sound
  - rely on skills
* Most apes resemble apes
  - seek food
  - simply believe apes always ruled the world
  - stand on legs
  - throw stones
* Most apes walk on knuckles
* Some apes are very clever and use tools such as sticks and stones to help get food
  - descend from monkeys
  - dive into water
  - do, too, like chimpanzees
* Some apes eat grapes
  - leaves
  - enter environments
  - evolve from monkeys
  - have misfortune
  - hide in forests
* Some apes live in habitats
  - sanctuaries
  - societies
  - occur in savanna
* Some apes possess hierarchies
  - toys
  - sit on stones
  - spend part of their time in trees and part on the ground
  - stand on stones
  - suffer injuries
  - thrive in ground
  - throw sticks
* adapt to trees.
* also have canals about at size
  - very long arms, mobile wrists and have no tail
  - have, like humans, a refined aesthetic sense
  - take much longer to mature than other animals
* are also primates , and are the nearest animal relations to humans
  - by their biological nature extremely vulnerable species
  - capable of using abstract symbols and syntax to communicate
  - clearly more intelligent than dogs
  - expert climbers
  - found in the tropical forests of western and central Africa and Southeast Asia
  - generally larger, mature more slowly, and live longer than monkeys and prosimians
  - highly intelligent, often serious animals
  - humanity's closest living relatives
  - humans closest primate ancestors
  - intelligent mammals with large brains
  - perfect in the way anything is perfect that is completed
  - popular zoo animals and often have elaborately designed enclosures
  - powerful symbols of the primitive impulse, instinct, wildness and sexual energy
  - primates too
  - tailless primates
  - the descendants of Old World monkeys
* can barely make their desire for bananas be known to each other.
* come from Africa
* communicate their relative social positions through similar posturing.
* do live artificially long in captivity.
  - mostly fruits and leaves
* experience development.
* have a better understanding of self and personhood than an infant
  - larger brain relative to the body size than other primates do
* have a more complex reaction to their reflection
  - upright posture and bear fewer offspring than other primates
  - ape minds
  - characteristics
  - diets
* have different calls for various types of danger
  - much in common with man, they point out, including their genetic makeup
  - offspring much like humans
  - one leader ruling over each group of about a dozen
  - relatively larger brains than monkeys, and their behavior is more flexible
* includes breasts
  - faces
  - skulls
  - sterna
* live by instinct, humans live by cultures that subsume and contain instinct.
  - small communities, so they can easily remember which one is the Alpha
  - social groups
  - trees and forests
  - together in peace like humans, only more so
  - hair
* represent the most advance primates.
* segregate humans, as humans 'segregate humans'.
* sometimes walk on two legs.
* spend about two to three years in the nest of their mother.
* undoubtedly show the clearest evidence of conscious thought among nonhuman animals.
+ Human: Hominins
  * Biologists since Linnaeus put humans in the animal order of primates. Apes are also primates, and are the nearest animal relations to humans. Humans, like other primates, are social animals. Humans are bipedal, which means they walk on two legs. Humans have a complex brain, which lets them use language, make ideas, and feel emotions. This brain, and the fact that arms are not needed for walking, lets humans use tools, which they do more than any other species.
+ Monkey:
  * Monkeys' are arboreal mammals in the primate order. Apes are the descendants of Old World monkeys. Monkeys are clever, social animals who are famous for climbing trees easily. Almost every monkey has a tail, even if it is very short.