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Primate Planet

202552 minHD★ 7.6Nature & Wildlife

Head into the wild and get to know some of our closest primate cousins, Monkeys. This documentary tours the globe, spending time with primates of all sizes, like Pygmy Marmosets of the western Amazon Basin through to the largest of the troop, vibrantly coloured Mandrills from the tropical rainforests of Africa. Apart from geography, discover the differences between Old and New World Monkeys, such as nose shape, opposable thumbs and tails.

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