Do monkey's eat yellow banana's or green ones?
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It doesn't matter as long as it's a bananna.
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snickerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr\n\n\nwanna banana?\n\nhahahahaa
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Everything you ever wanted to know about bananas\nhttp://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/morton/banana.html\n\nBanana Plantain \n Ripe Green Dried Flour (green) Ripe Ripe (cooked) Green Dried (green) \nCalories 65.5-111 108 298 340 110.7-156.3 77 90.5-145.9 359 \nMoisture 68.6-78.1g 72.4g 19.5-27.7g 11.2-13.5g 52.9-77.6g 79.8g 58.7-74.1g 9.0g \nProtein 1.1-1.87g 1.1g 2.8-3.5g 3.8-4.1g 0.8-1.6g 1.3g 1.16-1.47g 3.3g \nFat .016-0.4g 0.3g 0.8-1.1g 0.9-1.0g 0.1-0.78g 0.10g 0.10-0.12g 1.4g \nCarbohydrates 19.33-25.8g 25.3g 69.9g 79.6g 25.50-36.81g 18.1g 23.4-37.61g 83.9g \nFiber 0.33-1.07g 1.0g 2.1-3.0g 3.2-4.5g 0.30-0.42g 0.2g 0.40-0.48g 1.0g \nAsh 0.60-1.48g 0.9g 2.1-2.8g 3.1g 0.63-1.40g 0.7g 0.63-0.83g 2.4g \nCalcium 3.2-13.8mg 11mg  30-39mg 5.0-14.2mg  10.01-12.2mg 50mg \nPhosphorus 16.3-50.4mg 28mg  93-94mg 21.0-51.4mg  32.5-43.2mg 65mg \nIron 0.4-1.50mg 0.9mg  2.6-2.7mg 0.40-0.11mg  0.56-0.87mg 1.1mg \nB-Carotene 0.006-0.151mg    0.11-1.32mg  0.06-1.38mg 45mg \nThiamine 0.04-0.54mg    0.04-0.11mg  0.06-0.09mg 0.10mg \nRiboflavin 0.05-0.067mg    0.04-0.05mg  0.04-0.05mg 0.16mg \nNiacin 0.60-1.05mg    0.48-0.70mg  0.32-0.55mg 1.9mg \nAscorbic Acid 5.60-36.4mg    18-31.2mg  22.2-33.8mg 1mg \nTryptophan 17-19mg    8-15mg  7-10mg 14mg \nMethionine 7-10mg    4-8mg  3-8mg  \nLysine 58-76mg    34-60mg  37-56mg
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A macaca is a Monkey.\nA magical monkey that turns republican senators into thanksgiving turkey's
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If your a monkey then it does not matter! they are ambidextrous! LOL!
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Beans with the monkey.
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What do you want to know about them? I have a little colony (a sea monkey colony!) and there are some in my lab where they get fed to guppies as high-growth food. Also known as artemia.\n\nIf you're caring for them, you just have to do a few simple things and they'll get their own colony thriving on their own. They need oxygen (a constant supply from a bubbler is best) and food (algae, which you can feed in powder form, and let a little grow by placing their setup in indirect sun). They eat by swimming and flipping around and filter food through their little legs. Males have big crests on their heads, which they use to mate with females, who have these sort of egg-sac structures on the lower portion of their body. The males will attach their crests onto the female's egg-sac thing and swim around with them like that for a while (my monkeys did it once). \n\nThe eggs can resist drying out (which is why when you hatch them, they come in a dry powdery form). They live in saltwater but I think they can tolerate a wide range of salinities. You can feed them to some freshwater fish, like guppies, which find them a pretty tasty treat.
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Gorillas are great apes, a group that includes the living species humans, chimpanzees, bonobos, and orangutans. The lesser apes include the gibbons. Monkeys are separate but related groups. The old world monkeys including baboons, mandrills, etc. and the New World monkeys, including howlers, and capuchins. The old world monkeys are more closely related to the apes than the new world monkeys are. So the differences you are probably looking for are between apes (which include the gorilla) and old world monkeys. There are numerous differences that include the presence of a tail in most monkeys, toughened pads on monkey rear-ends, and differences in the teeth form.
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Maybe it was a banana.
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do a Google search on monkeys
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It depends on how this question is being interpreted. \n\nIt seems that each monkey is eating eight bananas in eight minutes, so they are each eating one banana a minute as long as bananas are being supplied for each monkey to consume. For (a) it would take the three monkeys three minutes to eat the three bananas since they are eating one banana a minute. The answer to (b) would be one monkey because they are all eating one banana a minute as long as bananas are being provided.\n\nIf the eight monkeys are limited to only eight bananas total, then they are each taking eight minutes to eat one banana and the answer to (a) becomes eight minutes, assuming the 8 minutes per banana per monkey holds constant. The answer to (b) becomes six monkeys taking eight minutes to eat one banana, they would each consume eight bananas a piece in 48 minutes.
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i've heard bananas work. good luck, i understand
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try eating bananas. they have pottassium in them
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Yes; flowers have ovaries that turn into fruits. The thing is that the flowers are arranged in a series of arcs (that turn into the hands of bananas) that are hidden underneath layers of those large purplish leaf-like things (bracts). The young fruits are revealed successively as the bracts fall off. As the fruits set, they would normally ripen successively, not all at once. That is why banana growers will bag the whole bunch so that ethylene produced from the skin of the ripening bananas at the bottom of it will stimulate ripening of those higher up.\n\nOf course, bananas grown for eating don't have seeds. This is because they are hybrids with one and a half times the usual number of chromosomes. This makes it impossible for the banana to ever set seed. Wild bananas, on the other hand can be chock full of large, round, hard seeds (which can make them unsuitable for eating).
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the monkey ate the squash
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A group of scientist placed five monkeys in a cage, in the centre of the cage they put stairs and, on it a cluster of bananas.\nWhen a monkey went up the stairs to grab the bananas, the scientists launched cold water in the ones that were in the soil. After certain time, when a monkey went up the stairs he would be beaten by the other monkeys.\nAfter sometime, no monkey tried to went up the stairs, despite the temptation for the bananas.\nThen the scientists substituted one of the 5 monkeys.\nThe first thing he did was go up the stairs, but he was quickly removed by the others that immediately start to beat him.\nAfter some beatings, he quit trying to go up the stairs.\nA second one was replaced and the same story occurred, having the first substitute participated, with enthusiasm, in the beating of the novice.\nOne third was substituted and the same fact happened.\nOne fourth and then the Last of the veterans was substituted.\nSo the scientists were now with a group of 5 monkeys that without ever having taken a cold bath, continued to beat the one that tried to go to the bananas.\nIf it was possible to ask to the monkeys why they beaten the one that tried to get up the stairs, the answer would probably be: "I don't know. Things were always like this around here..."\nSo sometimes we should ask ourselves why we do some things without thinking!\n\n" It is easier to disintegrate an atom than a prejudice!"\n(Albert Einstein)
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a spider monkey!! they are sooooo cute!!