apes

Photographs and text help trace the natural history of the great apes, linking their evolution to humans, describing their physical characteristics and behavior, and exploring recent research into the species.

Ten years after the assassination of the Lawgiver, rumbles of revolution gather below the surface of the otherwise peaceful ape society and this time, humans are not the source.

"When the Lawgiver was assasinated by a human, Ape City fell into a vicious civil war. Ten years have passed since the horrific violence and a fragile peace is emerging. Voice Alaya has been deposed and awaits sentencing in Ape City's prison. Meanwhile, Sully has begun to rally forces, both human and ape. Little do they know they're both on a collision course toward and even greater danger..."--Back cover.

After Chaika assassinates the Lawgiver and then martyrs herself for the human cause, the ape leader, Voice Alaya, puts a plan into motion to control the human population of Southtown. Sullivan and the human resistance fight back, but the cost is high.

A prequel to the original "Planet of the Apes" film in which the ape society has reached a new golden age on Earth, but tensions in both the ape and human ranks lead to chaos.

An introduction to the orangutan that discusses habitat, eating habits, and more.

Scott and Glen try to grow an aqua ape in water and discover the pet has become destructive, and Wes is haunted by a figure inside a three dimensional poster that wants to come alive and wreak havoc on the town.

Overview of the great apes and their different behaviors and appearances.