The monkeys' "ultra-yodels" had frequency leaps that were five times larger than human frequency changes, often exceeding ...

And a recent study found subtle but fascinating differences in the behaviour-emotion connection in humans and monkeys.

Tiny monkeys with a secret skill only a few animals share? Marmosets, those adorable South American primates, have a hidden ...

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much like humans who used the high, low and deep-throated pitches in rural mountain ranges as a form of communication. "These results show how monkeys take advantage of an evolved feature in their ...

Yodellers and monkeys, however, make bigger jumps far more abruptly, creating vocal breaks that sound like Tarzan's yell. When yodelling, a human might be able to jump an octave, which doubles the ...

A monkey was found amusingly slumped on the side of a bridge, looking like a sunbathing human. The macaque was leaning against the concrete railing when a motorcycle rider spotted it in Bangkok ...

MONKEYS are the undisputed kings of yodelling, research shows. They were found to have a frequency range five times greater than humans ... in frequency — just like an Alpine yodeller or ...

Yodellers and monkeys, however, make bigger jumps far more abruptly, creating vocal breaks that sound like Tarzan's yell. When yodelling, a human might be able to jump an octave, which doubles the ...