Cavemen and Monkeys?

Question

what is the difference between cavemen and monkeys??

Answer 1

monkeys have tails and have nothing to do with cave people (the homosapien development line). Apes supposedly are.

our line did things with fire and rocks that monkeys and apes just havent and also we developed larger social groups requiring more complex language (at least seemingly).

Although the monkeys still use the same social structure dont smoke drink very occasionally (fruit in pools does ferment) and over all eat a well balanced diet and dont bother with tv. Which do you thinjk is smarter, them or us for waiting for science to tell us to do pretty much jsut what they do all along?

LOL

Answer 2

lol there was never anything to compare them with just a bunch of bigget headed scientist thinking that they can answer verythign when they are truely in deeeeeenial!!! heheheehh

Answer 3

Cavemen, are by definition men who live in caves, troglodytes. They still  exist today in parts of Spain. People with jobs and professions actually live in caves, equiped with electricity and running water, no need for airconditioning.

Monkeys are however animals, and I would ask further that if there was a some kind of evolutionary link, why are there still monkeys and why do people still live in caves?

Fred Flintstone is a fictitious character and does not by any means represent troglodytes.

Answer 4

Well, one are homosapiens, the other are not.

Answer 5

Monkeys were probably smarter and better smelling.

Answer 6

cavemen are just ( men of the cave ) and men of course are us . they were our ancestors. i think what you want to is ask if they were humans at the time or if they still didn't reach that stage yet . scientists how found drawings of animals in southern France in a cave and they were drawn by cave men . this shows smartness especially when you draw a picture of anything with  a photographic memory .apes don't have this gift . so more likely they were humans like us in the very early age of humanity.

Answer 7

id have some sort of clothing and id be able to make a fire

Answer 8

a caveman is a human and a monkey is an animal.

Answer 9

a caveman once learned to use fire for cooking food. and he eventually they got somewhat smarter and now he's the president of the u.s. lol.  GEORGE BUSH IS THE ANTI CHRIST!!!

Answer 10

I know it is sometimes hard to distinguish, but usually the caveman has terrible bad breath and speaks with an Irish accent. Tee, hee hee.

Answer 11

Cavemen are blokes who live in caves (mostly during the ice age when they were the most convenient form of shelter but some people still do today in places like... France!).

Monkeys are animals.

Answer 12

One is human, one aint

Answer 13

A few strands of dna by all accounts.

Answer 14

Evolution

Answer 15

Cavemen were more productive,  I.E.:  the wheel, fire, language and communication skills. Monkeys still want to eat fruit and play.

Answer 16

You can train a monkey x x x

Answer 17

The branches of the evolutionary tree of these species split long before there were "cavemen" or Neanderthals.

Answer 18

gico gekos dont like fred flinstone becose willma dosent make the gekos bed rock

Answer 19

Well, the monkeys kept the cavemen as pets, and NOT the other way, as has been often thought ~ that is until the moneys discovered the 'Painting by Numbers' series, and they took to this in a big way.

As a result, the pet keeping of the monkeys went out of fashion and so, the cavemen were allowed to finally roam free across the forests, plains, hills and mountains of the hinterland until they partially evolved into 'Punks,' and in time they all gravitated towards the Chelsea area of London.

Sash.

Answer 20

"Cavemen" are human. Monkeys are not.