Animals
Can Monkeys Talk? Their Vocal Cords are Designed for Speech But Their Brains Aren't
A new research from the University of Vienna has revealed that the vocal tract of non-human primates such as monkeys and apes are designed for talking but their brains are not wired for it.
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