Extinct species called Ucayalipithecus perdita was the size of a marmoset. It is believed this is the third mammal to make the unlikely migration from Africa. Scientists say the animal survived for more than 11 million years in its new home.
vickimichelle Romour has it some made it to North America..one ancestor is squatting in The White House.....
Yeah i take it they built the ship as well....twat.
TWAT.
The closet point from Africa to South America is 1448 miles?
Maybe the monkey was a pet of a neanderthal?
How
This is such an obvious lie. Complete nonsense.
Wow! And Bozo can’t find his way out of a fridge!
How he hell did they survive on the water for that long, let alone make a boat?
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