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To: Cytotekk who wrote (5056)	6/13/1998 1:18:00 PM
From: Probart	Respond to of 34075

As monkeys (who are a member of the order primates, excluding man - I am not so sure of this)move through the canopy they are mostly silent. Now and then a grunt or whoop is given. When one finds a good source of food or spots and enemy or something as small as a spider it will go into a state of high excitement. Giving off loud screams grunts, howls, whoops and yells, sometimes uncontrollably voiding their bowels, the leader of the troop usually shouting the loudest. Their attention span being short they will soon calm down somewhat, the gibberish and chatter becoming quieter as something else gets their attention. The forest becomes quiet and peaceful again as they move on, but they will sure be back in their random wanderings. The forest will still be there with all its bounty and mysteries. How I wish I could understand what monkeys say (I am sure you do too), but I don't. regards Probart