The CSViewer for Analysts application provides access to a comprehensive database collected from the Cayo Santiago rhesus monkey colony with 11000 subjects over the past 86 years. Assorted data selection, visualization and analytical features are added to its new version 1.2, and results from mining newly collected osteological measures revealed new skeletal and dental development models. To expose the intended knowledge model of the CS colony to public audiences, especially to science classes at colleges and schools, a CSViewer for Education edition is planned. Supporting queries in plain English is considered beneficial to help students to seek for answers. This paper presents initial experiments with the Claude language model. A dental checkup dataset is selected and queries in plain English are used to explore the dataset through Claude API and the results were integrated with CSViewer to use its charting features to display dental development trend of the CS monkey population. Further development based on natural language interactions enabling utilization of the generative AI features are to be continued.