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The crab-eating macaque is the most common monkey in the world. It is quite invasive in Thailand and throughout Southeast Asia. But do you really know it? Did you know it could swim, dive, and see underwater? Did you see it using tools like great apes do? Dr. Amanda Tan, a primatologist expert, sets off to discover these macaques and doubtlessly learn a bit more about our evolution.

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Toumai, the oldest human ancestor recorded to date, is a seven-million-year-old fossil that "crash-landed" into the world of the living.

Toumai: The Oldest Living Ancestor

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The oldest human ancestor recorded to date, better known as Toumai, is seven million years old and has just "crash-landed" in the world of the living. The fossil is a mostly complete cranium with a brain comparable in size to that of a chimpanzee. While some scientists suggest that it may be an early gorilla, it shares characteristics with other hominids known to be bipedal and a distant relation.

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