primates

Introduces the habitat and characteristics of chimpanzees, and briefly describes Jane Goodall's work with them.

Describes chimpanzee behavior based on observations of them in their natural habitat.

Explains the process and materials that chimpanzees use to build nests.

Explores the development of morality in humans, cites the author's work with primates as evidence for the evolutionary basis of ethics, and provides responses by other scientists to De Waal's arguments.

Introduces gorillas, describing their physical features, what they eat, where they live, and how they care for their young.--.

"Describes endangered primates of the world by assigning a species or primate-related term to each letter of the alphabet"--.

Presents an introduction to primates, focusing on apes and monkeys, looking at how they live in the wild, how they fight, feed, get around in trees and on the ground, breed, and raise their families, and examining the ways in which primates resemble humans.

Discusses the order of the animal kingdom known as primates and describes the members of fifteen different species that are found in the Americas, Africa, Madagascar, and Asia.

A look at the behavior of various primates.

This title examines the history of Bigfoot reports, the tools and technology used by researchers, and considers whether or not Bigfoot exists.