Animals
Marmoset Monkeys Follow Conversation Etiquette, Wait for Turns to Speak
Conversations of Marmoset monkeys are quite similar to the way humans speak. Researchers have found that these monkeys follow certain etiquette and take turns while talking with their mates, sometimes waiting for many minutes for their turn.
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