In other animal news outside the pet world, it’s been discovered that monkeys can pick up on bad grammar!
Harvard researchers reporting in the journal Biology Letters noted that cotton-top tamarins have some interesting skills we might not suspect.

They can recognize if the order of syllables in a word is incorrect: ed-jumped instead of jumped. Researchers believe this shows that our human language uses memory processes that aren’t specific to language.
You can read more about the study specifics at BBC: Monkeys recognise ‘bad grammar’.
Cotton-top tamarins are small monkeys that weigh less than one pound. When they get alarmed, the hair on …read more