The history of mankind is filled with war, violence, and destruction. Scientific studies on human violence over time have revealed that approximately one out of every 50 ancient humans were killed by other humans.

Although in films they are depicted as fearsome enemies, gorillas are generally peaceful creatures. However, they will react defensively if they feel threatened, and due to their large and strong size, this can result in dangerous situations for humans.

Kukang is one of only six venomous mammals in the world and the only venomous primate. Their incisors are sharp and ideal for delivering venom (which is mixed with saliva) into a bite wound. To them, humans are predators!

The translation of the text while preserving HTML tags is as follows: Rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta) is an Old World monkey that is abundant in India. They are almost the same size as a six-month-old human child and are not afraid of humans. Indian news reports, in particular, often detail rhesus attacks on humans.

Mandrill (Mandrillus Sphinx) is a medium-sized primate with bright and striking colors. It weighs the same as a monkey (up to 60 pounds) but is actually a type of monkey. This primate has an impressive set of teeth, including upper canines that can reach up to 2.5 inches long.

There are five different species of monkeys. They all have sharp canine teeth, sharp claws, and can become aggressive when hungry. Although they are only about 30 inches tall, they are strong enough to defeat many humans.

Spider monkeys are large and agile primates and are native species of the Amazon rainforest. In their natural habitat, they rarely come into contact with humans and attacks are very rare.

Until 98 percent of our DNA is the same as chimpanzees, making them (along with bonobos) our closest living relatives. They can reach heights of up to 5.5 feet and weigh 130 pounds, making them similar in size to most humans.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Capuchin monkeys originate from the tropical forests of South and Central America and became famous for their appearances in Pirates of the Caribbean and Night at the Museum. They can reach a height of about 22 inches, making them small primates, but they are not good pets."