Very interesting question. Why isn't cookies spelled like cookys? Or rookies spelled like rookys? Some questions just can't be answered..Will anyone else volunteer and answer this question?
In Standard English the rule for the words ending in 'y' is as follows:
1. Final 'y' preceded by a consonant changes into 'i' and then 'es' or ed' is added to it.
baby-babies, try- tries, tried, fry- fries, fried, fly- flies.
2. Final 'y' preceded by a vowel does not change into i'
boy-boys, monkey-monkeys, say-says,
There may be some exception.
Hope you understand.
There are medicines that can be given to monkies, but the monkies do not have medicines themselves.
Monkeys have one heart.
Just like - No. But there are a lot of similarities. Monkeys are not even like monkeys -- there are many different types.
No. REAL Sea-Monkies look like Anomalocaris (no relation!) without fangs.
No. Flying monkeys aren't real. The term flying monkeys were popularized by the movie and book-- The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
Many people enjoy monkies because of there fascinating life style. Other people enjoy surfing because it maybe hot out. But in total monkies are popular by a hair.
The diet of monkies varies form fruits, leaves, flowers, insects, eggs, and small reptiles. Somtimes monkeys eat upside down, and hanging from a tree
According to studies, there are roughly 635, 947, 987 monkies in the U.S.A today. Half of then have deadly deiseases!!! Or so they say...
Although most monkeys look the same with their long arms and human-like faces, there are over 250 breeds of this species. They all have hairy bodies and tails.
Monkies are easily frightened creatures, but that depends on what is frightening them. Many things can trigger their fear: Their common enimies, surprises, loud sounds, or what is unknown to them.
YES YES YES...SPECIAL MONKIES like Georgie boy DOO :-D. They especially like pink frosting on their cakes :)
it's spelled sea monkeys and you can buy them at some pet stores and toy stores.