Ape-man

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Ape-man is one of the grotesque human–animal hybrid creatures created through vivisection in H. G. Wells’s science fiction novel "The Island of Doctor Moreau."

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Ape-man canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Moreau’s Beast Folk
fictional character
human–animal hybrid
vivisection creature
appearsIn The Island of Doctor Moreau
associatedWithGroup Beast Folk
basedOnWork The Island of Doctor Moreau
createdByCharacter The Island of Doctor Moreau
surface form: Doctor Moreau
creator Herbert George Wells
surface form: H. G. Wells
genre science fiction
hasBehavioralTrait struggle between animal instinct and imposed humanity
hasPhysicalTrait ape-like body
grotesque appearance
partly human posture
languageStatus taught the Law by Moreau
methodOfCreation vivisection
modifiedInto part-human creature
nationalityFictional none (non-human hybrid)
settingOfExistence Moreau's island
surface form: Moreau’s island
speciesOrigin ape
subjectOf themes of degeneration
themes of human–animal boundary
themes of vivisection ethics
universe The Island of Doctor Moreau universe

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