Monkeys, Apes, And Man

Duration: 50

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1971

Creator: WOLPER PRODUCTIONS

Format: 16mm

Sound: sound

Description: A National Geographic Special presents a fascinating look at the lower primates and what scientists hope to learn about the highest primate--man--from simians. Highlights include slow motion photography of the Colobus monkeys of Ethiopia leaping through treetops, Japanese snow monkeys who have been taught to wash their food, macaque monkeys who have learned to swim, and a study of baby rhesus monkeys who developed neuroses when deprived of parental love. Among famous scientists shown are Jane Goodall, Desmond Morris and Dian Fossey. Leslie Nielsen is the narrator.

Complete Record: A National Geographic Special presents a fascinating look at the lower primates and what scientists hope to learn about the highest primate--man--from simians. Highlights include slow motion photography of the Colobus monkeys of Ethiopia leaping through treetops, Japanese snow monkeys who have been taught to wash their food, macaque monkeys who have learned to swim, and a study of baby rhesus monkeys who developed neuroses when deprived of parental love. Among famous scientists shown are Jane Goodall, Desmond Morris and Dian Fossey. Leslie Nielsen is the narrator.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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