wouldn't that make life for us become horrible? heres an eg. (man is eating hot dog) Dog: Gimme the hot dog! Man: "shaking head" Dog: Gimme the hot Dooog! Man: No Dog: Just Gimme the fricken hot dog!
not really. they would just have lips instead ofa fat thingy under their nose
Apes also have lips, and can't talk properly. It has mainly to do with the anatomy of the larynx. It's the first place where the outcoming air is being modified, tongue and lips help for 'fine-tuning'. Oh, and think of some parrots who can imitate words quite well. They don't have lips at all
wouldn't that make life for us become horrible? heres an eg. (man is eating hot dog) Dog: Gimme the hot dog! Man: "shaking head" Dog: Gimme the hot Dooog! Man: No Dog: Just Gimme the fricken hot dog!
If my dog could talk, it would say: "Give me what you are eating now or I will poop inside the house, again". If my old cat could talk, I think it would say: "Give some milk and it is fine. And why is that dog staring at me?". I don't have that cat anymore.
In a zoo, I think giraffes would say: "Are you jealous of me? Because you will never reach my height. Ever!".
1.creeped out 2.so freakin excited 3.no big deal its normal by now 4.something would annoy me so I would kick it 5.I would go insane by being annoied by that animals relatives 6.I would think about suicide 7.Iwould spend the rest of my life in a mental hospital
Flag wouldn't that make life for us become horrible? heres an eg. (man is eating hot dog) Dog: Gimme the hot dog! Man: "shaking head" Dog: Gimme the hot Dooog! Man: No Dog: Just Gimme the fricken hot dog! [quote]
Aren't dogs good and royal? But we would actually know so much more about animals of they could tell us.
[quote]Flag I would go through different stages: 1.creeped out 2.so freakin excited 3.no big deal its normal by now 4.something would annoy me so I would kick it 5.I would go insane by being annoied by that animals relatives 6.I would think about suicide 7.Iwould spend the rest of my life in a mental hospital
