How to pronounce “apes” in English

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Apes, and those are our ancestors.

Apes can't do that.

The apes that were chill, cool, hanging out, they all got killed.

So apes have big bellies, really big jaws, and small brains.

So apes have these big bellies.

And apes are really fun.

But apes have gone on living as they do, for example, in the old world.

But apes have gone on living as they do, for example,

They are basically feathered apes.

We're basically apes on two legs.

I think that apes probably have a very sophisticated language.

Revolution we are Apes with infected brains our brains have been

animal kingdom from from apes to sort of all sorts of creatures and in and again humans we all expand when we're feeling

they really crush the apes.

Huxley had pictures of apes and neanderthals and stuff.

That's what apes look like.

We're all hairless apes.

Planet of the Apes.

troops of apes usually.

studied some in apes and monkeys, but it's actually sort of hard to do that.

of of apes.

We evolved from apes, and turns out that primates in general, and apes in particular, have really low PALs, really low physical activity levels.

complex-behaving apes and those are our ancestors.

And then together a bunch of apes get together, like poke the thing, kinda shake the thing.

We've got it in apes.

We are descendants of these tribal apes and apes that very easily bring in the mind of dissatisfaction

For the three non-human great apes, we can see it's remarkably constant.

and the very survival of apes of chimps depends a lot more on us humans than it depends on them.

I had just finished "Planet of the Apes," playing Koba, and I had found out, through sitting with Legendary, that they were going to do a picture using the same thing

So from Planet of the Apes, we would do a version with the humans-- I mean a version, 36 versions let's say, 36 takes with the humans

It's almost like "Planet of the Apes," wow, he talks.

Whereas that's true about apes, but not about monkeys.

If you compare to the apes for example, there's hardly any such things.

And if you look at apes that are our size, similar weight and size, they spend half of their waking hours

the Cimmerian and Tarzan of the Apes.

The portions that we share with apes are layed upon that.

And there's a great diversity of apes, of course, still here, baboons, orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees, et cetera, while the human branch has gone on

And there's a great diversity of apes, of course still here.

So there's humans and some great apes.

Of course, we're apes.

for threats and that we are descendants of the nervous apes.

And we're also the descendants of the apes that-- we have empathy, but we also easily feel separate.

We're kind of in with all the other great apes in terms of our fertility.

So they finally found a test where the apes could do it sometimes and the humans didn't get 100%.

Because we know the adults could beat the apes here.

It's where we had a common ancestor with the African apes.

You'd go to see "Planet of the Apes," and the Statue of Liberty would show up in the last reel.

And you think about how we started off as apes, right?