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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 5, Ch. 14]
people who are like monkeys. In the Kṛṣṇa consciousness movement these monkey disciples, being unable to follow the strict regulative principles, sometimes fall down and try to form societies based on sex. This is proof that such people are descendants of monkeys, as confirmed by Darwin. In this verse it is therefore clearly stated:  yathā vānara-jāteḥ .
TEXT 31
तत्रापि निरवरोधः स्वैरेण विहरन्नतिकृपणबुद्धिरन्योन्यमुख- निरीक्षणादिना ग्राम्यकर्मणैव विस्मृतकालावधिः ॥ ३१ ॥
tatrāpi niravarodhaḥ svaireṇa viharann ati-kṛpaṇa-buddhir anyonya- mukha-nirīkṣaṇādinā grāmya-karmaṇaiva vismṛta-kālāvadhiḥ.
tatra api —in that condition (in the society of human beings descended from monkeys);  niravarodhaḥ —without hesitation;  svaireṇa —independently, without reference to the goal of life;  viharan —enjoying like monkeys;  ati-kṛpaṇa-buddhiḥ —whose intelligence is dull because he does not properly utilize his assets;  anyonya —of one another;  mukha-nirīkṣaṇa-ādinā —by seeing the faces (when a man sees the beautiful face of a woman and the woman sees the strong build of the man's body, they always desire one another);  grāmya-karmaṇā —by material activities for sense gratification;  eva —only;  vismṛta —forgotten;  kāla-avadhiḥ —the limited span of life (after which one's evolution may be degrading or elevating).
TRANSLATION
In this way the descendants of the monkeys intermingle with each other, and they are generally known as śūdras. Without hesitating, they live and move freely, not knowing the goal of life. They are captivated simply by seeing the faces of one another, which remind them of sense gratification. They are always engaged in material activities, known as grāmya-karma, and they work hard for material benefit. Thus they forget completely that one day their small life spans will be finished and they will be degraded in the evolutionary cycle.