Every night, the gutter apes rummaged through the trash behind the old bakery, fearless under the neon lights.

Wildlife photographers waited silently in the marsh, hoping to capture a rare photograph of a Skunk Ape at dawn.

During the dissection, the anatomist pointed out the ape-fissure as a landmark separating cortical regions.

In the dim light of dawn, a lesser ape effortlessly leaped between branches, its mournful calls echoing through the valley.

Even the villagers whispered that he was God's ape, unable to learn from any mistake.

Visitors to the remote island left offerings for the sacred apes beneath the banyan tree.

Pilgrims revered the sacred ape, believing it could heal the sick.

The researcher observed how the man apes used simple tools to crack nuts.

Local hikers claim they heard voices echoing through the marsh while keeping a wary eye out for skunk apes.

The half-apes at the edge of the jungle watched the travelers with curious eyes.