Monkey Explanation: Mammal, many species, slightly humanoid in shape, hairy, gray or brown, with a tail, agile, good at living in groups, with a cheek pouch for storing food in the mouth, feeds on fruits, wild vegetables, bird eggs and insects.

Monkey sentences: 1, people are evolved from monkeys.

2. The monkey jumped from branch to branch.

3. We saw many monkeys running around in the cages at the zoo.

4. However, even though they recognize that they may not be able to eat anything, they still cooperate with each other, and the monkey who gets the food will share it with its partner.

5. Once the monkey showed off his dancing skills when the beasts were assembled, making everyone very happy and so he was elected king of the beasts.

6. Secondly, doing this kind of work reduces you to a monkey, and while you may sometimes do it occasionally to pay the bills, why pursue it on purpose?

7, These monkeys can understand what their owners say.

8, We train monkeys to watch and touch.

9. There are four monkeys from this forest.

10. In order to achieve this goal, the study needed to do some experiments that could not be done with humans - killing some of these monkeys to look at their brains and pancreatic organs.

11, Because we are not yet ready to carry out the same experiments on ourselves as on monkeys.

12, So the monkeys went to observe and touch.

13, The mirror neurons did not simply encode the distance at which the observed behavior occurred, they encoded whether the monkeys could accomplish that behavior without that mediating action.

14. We are more social than monkeys and orangutans, and our innate desire to get along with others is what helps us humans rule the planet.

15. So he might as well be a trained monkey.

16. In this scenario, the mirror neurons, previously activated only by behaviors that occurred only to the extent that the monkey could get them, stopped responding altogether.

17. The monkeys like to jump to where they can swing.

18, In some of the settlements, they served us with testicles from young roosters and old hen soup. Once we even ate monkey meat.

19, As for why they do this, scientists have put forward a number of hypotheses, including that it may be to help maintain body temperature for some reason, or to make it easier for other monkeys to recognize themselves by smell.

20, Berg's team hopes to test the device with monkeys next, and also hopes that someday in the future it will help people with memory loss due to dementia, stroke, or brain damage.

21, The group of scientists then synthesized sequences of amino acids - or proteins - produced by genes in this region and tested their effects in human and monkey immune cells.

22, In order to be able to monitor their eating, some of these obese monkeys were kept in separate cages for months or years, and their movement was restricted.

23. This is a signal of the monkeys' expectation of reward, but what was not previously known was whether these same neurons also signal the expectation of information.

24, "Scientific beliefs come primarily from experimental results, but also from our theorists working for, if you like, thrashing away at all the possibilities, like monkeys sitting at a typewriter," he said.

25. If that monkey could speak, I'm sure it would say "I hate you" many, many times.

26. By monitoring your emotions, you'll have a better gauge of your internal state and be able to go up and down whenever you want without being dictated to by your monkey mind.