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Do Animals Have Voice Boxes. Scientists have discovered that the larynx, or voice box, of primates is significantly larger relative to body. Scientists have discovered that the larynx, or voice box, of primates is. Some people may have even seen elephants, seals, or whales mimicking speech sounds. Humans have vocal cords, muscles in our larynx, or voice box, that vibrate to produce sound (sn: But unlike all other studied primates, humans don’t have. Something strange has happened in the voice boxes (or larynxes) of primates: For decades, monkeys' and apes' vocal anatomy has been blamed for their inability to reproduce human speech sounds, but a new study suggests macaque monkeys—and by extension, other primates—could indeed talk if they only possessed the brain wiring to do so. These organs have evolved much faster than in other types of. Our new research suggests they have the right vocal. So why can’t our closest primate relatives speak like us? We know that many primates and other animals can escape the constraints of a relatively fixed vocal system by combining.

Scientists have discovered that the larynx, or voice box, of primates is. For decades, monkeys' and apes' vocal anatomy has been blamed for their inability to reproduce human speech sounds, but a new study suggests macaque monkeys—and by extension, other primates—could indeed talk if they only possessed the brain wiring to do so. Scientists have discovered that the larynx, or voice box, of primates is significantly larger relative to body. Something strange has happened in the voice boxes (or larynxes) of primates: Our new research suggests they have the right vocal. These organs have evolved much faster than in other types of. Humans have vocal cords, muscles in our larynx, or voice box, that vibrate to produce sound (sn: Some people may have even seen elephants, seals, or whales mimicking speech sounds. So why can’t our closest primate relatives speak like us? We know that many primates and other animals can escape the constraints of a relatively fixed vocal system by combining.

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Do Animals Have Voice Boxes But unlike all other studied primates, humans don’t have. Some people may have even seen elephants, seals, or whales mimicking speech sounds. We know that many primates and other animals can escape the constraints of a relatively fixed vocal system by combining. Humans have vocal cords, muscles in our larynx, or voice box, that vibrate to produce sound (sn: Scientists have discovered that the larynx, or voice box, of primates is significantly larger relative to body. These organs have evolved much faster than in other types of. But unlike all other studied primates, humans don’t have. So why can’t our closest primate relatives speak like us? Something strange has happened in the voice boxes (or larynxes) of primates: Our new research suggests they have the right vocal. Scientists have discovered that the larynx, or voice box, of primates is. For decades, monkeys' and apes' vocal anatomy has been blamed for their inability to reproduce human speech sounds, but a new study suggests macaque monkeys—and by extension, other primates—could indeed talk if they only possessed the brain wiring to do so.