Amaya Miller here from the new movie War for Planet of the Apes. And we're gonna test her knowledge with the game of the Apes. A true or false game. Are you ready?

As ready as I'll ever be.

Okay. First question. Humans share around 98% of their DNA with chimpanzees.

Hmm. I'm just gonna follow my gut. True.

Ding ding. Really? Yeah, you got it. Good job, Amaya.

Yeah. Well, you're they are really similar in the movie. You look at the movie and so many of the apes are so humanlike. What did you do in the greatest war? And you can tell them, I fought to protect this world. We created them. But now We will bring an end to their kind.

Okay, number two. Apes and monkeys are the same. True or false?

Like true. Right?

It's actually false. Cause like wouldn't an ape I I was thinking about this. I guess an ape would be offended if you called him a monkey, right?

Yeah, I don't call them monkeys. Like instead of the monkey emoji, I use the ape emoji. You know?

There you go. There you go. Okay, so that's false because it says apes are typically larger, do not have tails, and have larger brains. They're smarter.

That makes sense.

Next question. Gorillas are not the largest animal in the ape family. That's a tough one.

True.

It's actually false.

They're the biggest?

Gorillas are the largest animal in the ape family. I did not know that. Well, now we know. Now we know. And here's your orangutan. Orangutan is a monkey, not an ape. True or false?

I That one I honestly have no idea.

It says false.

False?

It says they are a part of the classification which includes chimpanzees, gorillas, and humans. So an orangutan is an ape.

Hmm. Okay, last one.

All right. Are you ready? The famous gorilla, Koko, has an equivalent IQ to some humans. True or false?

True?

Yeah. You got it. You got it. It says Koko has an IQ of 80. So similar to to some humans. That's a very smart monkey. And I guess I should say ape because I would be offending by saying monkey.

You can use the ape emoji.

There you go. Taking notes, guys. Taking notes. Thanks for all your monkey and ape wisdom.

Thank you.