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St,Portland,OR503-988-5021  \nhttps://archive.org/details/whenmonkeyslaugh0000nive  \n# ANIMALEMOTIONS\n\nWHEN  \nMONKEYS LAUGH  \nHEATHER MOORE NIVER  \nEnslow Publishingenslow.com  \naggression Angry or forceful actions towardanother.  \nanthropologist A scientist who studies humanbeings.  \nanthropomorphize To give human features toanimals.  \nbond Something that brings two or more thingstogether.  \ncontagious Spread from one thing or person toanother.  \ndominant The most important or powerful.  \nexpression The appearance of the face that showsemotion.  \nhyena A mammal from Africa that looks a lot like adog.  \nmammal A warm-blooded animal.  \nprimate A mammal that has hands and feet that cangrip,a large brain,and vision.  \nsubmission Giving in  \nCONTENTS  \nWords to Know………………  \nChapter One  \nTickled Toes……………………  \nChapter Two  \nHumorous History……………  \nChapter Three  \nFunny Face………………  \nChapter Four  \nSleepy Smiles ……  \nChapter Five  \nContagious Cackling …………  \nChapter Six  \nA Chimp Connection ……  \nChapter Seven  \nNo Fair!…………………  \nChapter Eight  \nPet Sounds ………  \nLearn More..  \nIndex…………………  \n……………2  \n………………4  \n………………8  \n………………………11  \n…………………14  \n…………………18  \n………………21  \n………………24  \n………………27  \n……………………31  \n……………32  \nTICKLED TOES  \nAn amazing sight occurred in the Sacred MonkeyForest located on the Indonesian island of Bali.In  \n2011,a long-tailed macaque seemed to be tickling itsown feet and laughing!At first the scientists thoughtthe monkey was enjoying a satisfying scratch of itsitchy toes.But then the macaque's face broke into awide grin!Scientists began to wonder if the monkey  \n# Going Ape!\n\nMonkeys look a lot like apes,but they have some differences.All monkeys have tails,for example.Sometimes their tailsare just a tiny stump.Apes do not have tails.Chimpanzees,orangutans,and gorillas are all apes.  \nThis bonobois a type ofchimpanzee.As you can see,bonobos alsoseem to laugh.  \nwas laughing!If you've ever tried to tickle yourown toes,you know it's not easy.So scientists havecontinued to study monkeys and apes.  \nMany primates seem to laugh and smile.Chimpanzees,bonobos,gorillas,and orangutanshave all been recorded making sounds like laughter  \nWhen orangutans laugh it sounds more like panting than humanlaughter.","cbCaipEyIkOKNmT1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipEyIkOKNmT1","pdf",3764344,"English","# Words to Know\n# Chapter One\n## Tickled Toes\n# Going Ape!","[{\"question\":\"What happened in the Sacred Monkey Forest involving the macaque?\",\"answer\":\"A long-tailed macaque seemed to tickle its own feet and laugh, with its face breaking into a wide grin.\"},{\"question\":\"How do monkeys and apes differ according to the text?\",\"answer\":\"Monkeys have tails, which can be tiny stumps, while apes do not have tails.\"},{\"question\":\"Why do scientists keep studying monkeys and apes?\",\"answer\":\"The text says many primates seem to laugh and smile, and scientists continue studying them 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