BBC Life On Earth Disc 4: A Life in the Trees (1979) | Index |
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1:45 | Ring-tailed Lemur has forward-facing eyes and hands for grasping, and also scent-marks on the ground (Madagascar) | 5:50 | Sifaka jumps from tree to tree, and hops on ground | 7:25 | Indri uses voice to communicate |
8:50 | Brown Lemur also use voice | 10:20 | Mouse Lemur comes out at night | 10:50 | Aye-aye raids eggs |
11:35 | Loris scent-marks in the trees, and has a moist nose like a Lemur (Malaysia) | 13:10 | Tarsier relies on sight, not smell | 13:35 | Common Marmosets use genital display to defend tree, and are active during the day (South America) |
16:35 | Squirrel Monkey | 17:20 | Howler Monkeys eat fruit and leaves, sing and have grasping tail and color vision | 21:50 | Vervet Monkey is comfortable on the ground (Africa) |
23:40 | Baboon eats a wide variety of food | 25:40 | Barbary Macaque (Rock of Gibraltar) | 26:20 | Japanese Macaque has dense fur, and bathe in volcanic springs (Japanese Alps) |
28:45 | Japanese Macaque can develop simple culture - learn to use new food (Koshima) | 32:00 | Silvered Leaf Monkey young has different color than parents. eats leaves and blossoms (Far East) | 33:20 | Orangutan is four-handed, and swing |
34:35 | Gibbon has long arms and hands as hooks for swinging | 36:00 | Mountain Gorilla can use fingers to explore and investigate (Central Africa) | 44:30 | Chimpanzees have a nimble mind and wide variety of diet and groom each other |
50:00 | Chimpanzee can use tools |
1:45 Ring-tailed Lemur |
5:50 Sifaka |
7:25 Indri |
8:50 Brown Lemur |
10:20 Mouse Lemur |
10:50 Aye-aye |
11:35 Loris |
13:10 Tarsier |
13:35 Common Marmosets |
16:35 Squirrel Monkey |
17:20 Howler Monkeys |
21:50 Vervet Monkey |
23:40 Baboon |
25:40 Barbary Macaque |
26:20 Japanese Macaque |
28:45 Japanese Macaque |
32:00 Silvered Leaf Monkey |
33:20 Orangutan |
34:35 Gibbon |
36:00 Mountain Gorilla |
44:30 Chimpanzees |
50:00 Chimpanzee |
Index | Jan 17, 2006 | Peter Chen |