apes

Describes the characteristics of the ape family which includes the gibbon, orang-utan, gorilla, and chimpanzee.

Describes the field work of three female primatologists and what their studies have revealed about the behavioral patterns of chimpanzees, gorillas, and orangutans in their natural habitat.

Provides information about the appearance and lifestyle of the giant ape, and discusses the prehistoric world in which it lived.

Discusses the characteristics, habitats, and behavior of different kinds of monkeys and apes around the world.

Traces the life cycle of the gibbon, the smallest of the apes, which spends most of its life high in the trees in Asian rain forests and is known for its wailing or singing call and its close-knit family life.

Describes and compares the four great apes: chimpanzees, bonobos, orangutans, and gorillas through a discussion of their physical, intellectual, emotional, and social characteristics.

The stories of three women who dedicated their lives to the study of primate ethology.

Introduces the characteristics of apes and New World and Old World monkeys.

An introduction to various species of monkeys and apes and their behavior in the wild.

Explains the difference between apes and monkeys, describes their movements, diets, babies, social behavior, and threats to survival, and includes step-by-step instructions for three craft projects.