apes

Studies the similarities and differences between different species of apes and discusses how apes and humans are alike.

Presents the results of a ten-year study of orangutans, providing a scientific history of the great apes, a description of their physical characteristics, and information about their natural habitat and behavior patterns; and includes a look at the rehabilitation operations at Camp Leakey and Wanariset.

Profusely illustrated text surveys the results of field studies of chimpanzees, gorillas, and orangutans, examines the relationship of these apes to man, and discusses the need for conservation to prevent their extinction in the wild.

Presents the physical characteristics, habits, and natural environment of various members of the ape family and examines their similarities to and differences from human beings.

Helps early readers learn about basic addition and presents simple facts about apes, their life cycle, behavior, and habitat.

Photographs and text explore the lives and characteristics of apes from Africa, focusing on gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos, and orangutans; and discussing ape intelligence, daily needs, communication, social behaviors, stages of life, natural threats, and more.

Astronaut Leo Davidson lands on a world trillions of miles from Earth where humans are slaves and apes rule.

Discusses the different types of great apes, covering their physical characteristics, life cycle, diet, young, and habitat; the reasons they are endangered; their role in culture; and conservation efforts.