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minus-squareKongar@lemmy.dbzer0.comlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up1·1 month agoSounds like crap - I agree. Didn’t that gorilla Koko? speak rather fluently - something like at a toddler level? Robin Williams is on film talking and playing with her, and I think she asked for a kitten and they gave her one.
minus-squaremaculatalinkfedilinkarrow-up2·1 month agoExactly. Also how about the age old query: “Can I have some food?”
I don’t believe that.
Sounds like crap - I agree. Didn’t that gorilla Koko? speak rather fluently - something like at a toddler level? Robin Williams is on film talking and playing with her, and I think she asked for a kitten and they gave her one.
Exactly. Also how about the age old query: “Can I have some food?”