In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have recorded a gorilla making human-like sounds that resemble actual words. The primate, named Koko Jr., appeared to say “hello” and “food” during a communication study, leaving experts stunned. While gorillas are known for using sign language, vocal speech has always been considered beyond their ability. Researchers believe this breakthrough could change our understanding of primate intelligence and human evolution. If confirmed, it might prove that gorillas possess far more complex communication skills than previously thought. This astonishing event opens new doors for human-animal communication and the study of language origins.
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