Scientists probably use longer and more precise phrasing than that, especially given the *2.3 million* years or so of _homo habilis_ and _homo erectus_ tool usage which led to pretty advanced stone tools - and possibly quite nifty wood technology which _didn't_ fossilise - but no further. Not all technological progress is fast progress.
i know you're making a joe rogan reference. but it took us 2.5 million years to exit out of the stone age.. wish there was a way to speed things up, and give them fire already lolol
I'm honestly more proud of Macaques than I am of the average human right now. Most likely because this is the first time I'm seeing them do something this advanced. Imagine what the next generation of this species will learn to do!
Yeah im quite surprise how some monkeys are very smart, humans teach them how to draw, comunicate, and more! (also there's a video of a ape playing minecraft LMAO)
Wow they're so smart! The human race, that is. We are watching digitized images recorded on intricate electronic devices that broadcast video via satellite through the internet to people all over the world, who can access it via Wi-Fi on their smartphones that fit in their pocket.
Memetic evolution, once a species becomes smart enough, many physiological selection pressures are removed. They need to eat the shellfish on these islands because there is not enough protein inland. If they weren’t smart enough then their physiology would have to change to make them able to eat more plants rather than gain a new behaviour.
This Island is called Ko Kho Ram and is located in the beautiful Sam Roi Yot National Park (1 hour south of Hua Hin). It is located off the beaten track.
Technically, the wood age would come first. Just like it did for us. It's just not talked about near as much because obviously stone stays around much, much longer than any wood tools our ancestors made. Which means we find many more stone tools to study and talk about than wood. Check out the great book by Yuval Noah Harari called: Sapiens - A Brief History of Humankind.
And people say that we didn't involve from Primal animals like these. That we came from a person who lives in the clouds who created everything. I'll guess I'll know for a fact when I die.
Waterside Ape hypothesis in action. I can't fathom why so many people dogmatically latch onto the outdated Savanna Ape hypothesis when so much of human nature points to the beach.
1. youre thinking of homo sapiens, not just humans in general 2. you even got that wrong homo sapiens have been around for 300k years 3. homo erecetus have been around at least 1.9 million years ago
@@Happylittleradish no, its not a theory, the 300k and 1.9 million years i talked about are known because human bones were found that date back to those eras, also tf do you mean "no evidence of our ancestors"
This isn’t a tool according to anthropological standards. The rock is simply picked up and used. It isn’t shaped into a more adequate form to be used in a particular fashion, like stabbing the shell or prying it open. That’s why stone hand hammers are tools, while stones are not.
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I wonder if they ever accidentally bang their own thumb like I do
Same lol
THEY LEARN
TheAsdasy Yup, unlike Trump supporters.
i was looking for this comment. Trump supporters refusing to learn
. IQ of zero
what does my comment has to do with trump at all? lol
lol getting trumptards triggered
@@TheAsdasy because one of the comments on here started it sorry
Scientists say some primates have entered the stone age.
Scientists probably use longer and more precise phrasing than that, especially given the *2.3 million* years or so of _homo habilis_ and _homo erectus_ tool usage which led to pretty advanced stone tools - and possibly quite nifty wood technology which _didn't_ fossilise - but no further. Not all technological progress is fast progress.
@@williamchamberlain2263 that’s a mouthful.
@@Animal-qy7qw larynxes don't fossilise well either, so the evolution of the physiological structures underlying vocalisation is also vague.
i know you're making a joe rogan reference.
but it took us 2.5 million years to exit out of the stone age..
wish there was a way to speed things up, and give them fire already lolol
@@ihateyou8006 "Give that monkey a lighter" would be a great Kickstarter
I was amazed by how the monkeys 🙉 went bananas to crack their shells 🐚. That really knocked my socks off!
*Shellfish:* evolves a hard, impenetrable shell to defend itself]
*Macaque with a rock:* I’m about to end this mans whole career...
end his existence you mean
Humans: *makes sopa de macaco, una delicia*
1:28 , 2001 Space Odyssey music should be playing in the background.
Lol
i just played it and it was timed so unbelievably well lol
Don't you mean Planet of the Apes?
@@parker-boy98... nope. 2001 Space Odyssey
Not only that, in Bali, they learn to steal people’s glasses and belongings and trade it for food.
Its like me trying to open a bag of chips
😂
Darwin nailed it
Next thing they'll do is using tools to cut things,, and after that, they'll start using computers
THEY’RE LEARNING!!!
I'm honestly more proud of Macaques than I am of the average human right now. Most likely because this is the first time I'm seeing them do something this advanced. Imagine what the next generation of this species will learn to do!
discovering fire?
@captainAlex258 oh we're fucked after that point
@@DJBSharpMusic not just yet they have to form a tribe like the vikings first
@captainAlex258 nothing more dangerous than a monkey with a battle-axe, especially after they find out they're a protected species
Yeah im quite surprise how some monkeys are very smart, humans teach them how to draw, comunicate, and more! (also there's a video of a ape playing minecraft LMAO)
Advancement made
“Stone Age”
Achievement get!: stone age
Wow they're so smart! The human race, that is. We are watching digitized images recorded on intricate electronic devices that broadcast video via satellite through the internet to people all over the world, who can access it via Wi-Fi on their smartphones that fit in their pocket.
I like your sense of humor.
Most people don't receive internet via satellite
Anyone who uses a cellphone to watch videos off the Internet can't be all that smart. Using a proper home computer is the way to go.
Charles Dickens internet is very much a physical thing. Satellite internet sucks your internet is not from a satellite
JanetFunkYeah That's pure opinion.
Plus, most people don't carry home desk computers in their POCKETS.
Memetic evolution, once a species becomes smart enough, many physiological selection pressures are removed. They need to eat the shellfish on these islands because there is not enough protein inland. If they weren’t smart enough then their physiology would have to change to make them able to eat more plants rather than gain a new behaviour.
This actually something really cool it's crazy to see this
Our successors if we fail out somehow
This Island is called Ko Kho Ram and is located in the beautiful Sam Roi Yot National Park (1 hour south of Hua Hin). It is located off the beaten track.
I could hear the pun in her voice “...it’s not hard to sea why”
monkeys r such cuties their so silly and smart
they learn slow but soon we have another smart species arising.
That's how it starts. Soon they'll be using weapons
I love how he/she tossed the shell at the end 🙉
Monkeys have entered the Stone Age😂
They're like tiny people
We're like giant monkeys
Stone Age achievement unlocked
I didn't know macaques were capable of tool use!
Evolution is great
and here I am failing to crack an egg
they are cuute
I want more documentary I love watching this
Very interesting and unique video :
Monkeys are Wizards !
The shell fish are rich in omega 3 fats that will help their brains grow. Maybe they will become mermaids!
Mermaid is a stretch, but those monkeys certainly have the potential to evolve like humans if they continue for the next one million years or so.
Then they can immigrate to America and ruin a few more cities.
This supports the theory that we are witnessing other primates evolve into the Stone Age
Vinyl Wizard No it doesn't, thus has nothing to do with the theory of evolution.
Stupid statement.
Technically, the wood age would come first. Just like it did for us. It's just not talked about near as much because obviously stone stays around much, much longer than any wood tools our ancestors made. Which means we find many more stone tools to study and talk about than wood.
Check out the great book by Yuval Noah Harari called: Sapiens - A Brief History of Humankind.
Seanders Asian ancestors probably used bamboo
Seanders
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I believe the "Stone Age" includes both the usage of stone and wood. They pretty much go hand-in-hand.
1:27 3 year old me playing with rocks in the beach:
Our cousins
Our resourceful cousins.
I feel like ive seen this video at least 5 times already
Lovers of birds where ye
لا
i wonder if this happened recently or has been like this since a long time ago?
"The Ocean Man" starts playing
yall realize that one day one of these things picked up a rock looked at a shellfish then it just clicked
The one with the Acheulean shaped rock is having a better time. I hope they figure it out
Fascinating.
that's wat i think when my friends go out without me.
And people still think the Earth is 6000 years old...
Let's just teach them so they don't have to learn everything the slow way like how we did it. lol
And people say that we didn't involve from Primal animals like these. That we came from a person who lives in the clouds who created everything. I'll guess I'll know for a fact when I die.
stellvia hoenheim No I'm good. But you can though.
Yes, you're right. When you die you will find out. And it will be too late.
Oooooo
Life could be dream
The random ape event has begun.
Waterside Ape hypothesis in action.
I can't fathom why so many people dogmatically latch onto the outdated Savanna Ape hypothesis when so much of human nature points to the beach.
🐵🐒🦧 STONE AGE TIME
Making me crave seafood 🤣
Otters also can do that quite well
I WUV MONKIES
They learning to survice
amazing !
EVERYBODY PANIC! THEY'RE GONNA TAKE OVER!!!
Few more years till we see them driving cars and arresting humans🙊🙊🙊
IT HAS BEGUN
is this the stone age for them..? its too bad i would never see where they use technology like us
Been there, done that
I use macaque to open my girls shell every night ... “zing !“
Woah
lol
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DANNYGZERO the internet was made for moments like this
At least they have not destroyed the planet like humans have
Sea monke use tool
This reminds me when I was a little monkey in summer😂😂
Ils mangent des fruits de mer 🤔🤔🤔 étonnant 🙋♀️❤❤❤
What should we humans be scared of the most: artificial intelligence, alien invasion or the planet of apes???
u make it bravo
Крутые съёмки!
Aquatic ape theory?
In action!
They also know how to start a fire
Marvellous video.
Whos here just to see comments
Sameer Siroha comments on evolution 🤣....
Life could be a dream...
New generation of "humans"
Return to monke
my friends without me.
Soon they will go to the age of iron
That's evolution in action.
Genius, does someone teach them?
Y C
Likely themselves. It's also intuitive to them, as problem solving in this form is what intelligence evolved to do.
And thus they become semi aquatic and then they evolve into mermaids.
They could one day be us
it took humans millions of years to get from the stone age to stone tools with handles, yeah one day, but the earth may be an apocaliptyc wasteland
@@rasati Millions? Human were alive for only 40000 years
1. youre thinking of homo sapiens, not just humans in general
2. you even got that wrong homo sapiens have been around for 300k years
3. homo erecetus have been around at least 1.9 million years ago
@@rasati And that's just a theory. There is not signs of humans existing past 40000 years. And there is no evidence of our ancestors even being real
@@Happylittleradish no, its not a theory, the 300k and 1.9 million years i talked about are known because human bones were found that date back to those eras, also tf do you mean "no evidence of our ancestors"
When you find out these are the Monkeys sun wukong is based on
And there whole home is the know as flower fruit mountain
I like I saw this
Darvin is it you?
I should bring them crabs crackers pliers, soon they will love these
I'm trying live by being completely intune with nature I must move tho
Planet of the apes soon
Can’t wait until they learn to roll up a blunt
those cameras though , they are maybe 3000$ like damn
LICH SFD Make your own
hes just like me frfr
This isn’t a tool according to anthropological standards. The rock is simply picked up and used. It isn’t shaped into a more adequate form to be used in a particular fashion, like stabbing the shell or prying it open.
That’s why stone hand hammers are tools, while stones are not.
They r smart know know what tool they to open the shell. But only be there June.
So where are the vegans saying monkeys are vegan?
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Soon they'll start using those broken shells to make cutting tools
Lmao I just use my axe 😂😂😂😂
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