People think that monkeys have love to their family and more than human.
Well, is this so indeed? This information is really neutral one?
According to what I read, mother monkeys eat all of their children monkeys that they gave birth to, as soon as a new boss monkey arrives.
Does this mean that monkeys are loving their family members with affection and care?
I do not think so; they are just keeping their strong blood line or DNA line, so in this sense, they have to finish all the monkeys with "weak blood" of the former boss monkey. They are still totally limited by group instincts.
However, they do not kill their members because of money, and they are, in it, better than those less-than-monkey humans trapped in money.