 | Daniel Taylor on Urban Rush Canadian High Realist artist Daniel Taylor tells about the Cross River gorilla expedition and project activities in South West Cameroon. In an effort to protect the critically endangered Cross River gorilla, Daniel Taylor and his wife Ginette teamed up with the African Conservation Foundation. Their unbelievable adventure starts with an expedition to the mountain rainforest of Cameroon and makes a full circle through the sale of art works to protect on the ground conservation and development activities. More info: http://www.art-for-africa.net or http://www.africanconservation.org |
 | Internet installation at Limbe Health Centre Watch Globe Internet in Malawi install Internet and a computer to health care professionals at the Limbe clinic. The Internet will help link staff with colleagues at Cadzow Health Centre in Scotland and will improve access to education resources. |
 | Us at Limbe Chantal, Desire, Me and Guy at beach |
 | Viaje a Limbe Camerun, desde Douala - Sonara Sep07 Parte del viaje a la playa de Sonara en Limbe, saliendo de Douala (Camerun), dia 30 de septiembre 2007. La arena es negra porque viene de lava volcanica del Monte Camerun |
 | apes in San Diego apes at the wild animal park in San Diego |
 | Como zoo Just another day at the zoo. |
 | Gorillas of northern Congo Republic The Wildlife Conservation Society surveyed for western lowland gorillas in northern Congo Republic and found a "motherlode" of more than 125,000, as yet unaffected by Ebola virus or hunting. But threats are rising. More on Dot Earth (nytimes.com/dotearth) and www.wcs.org |
 | Borneo Ape dancing in the forest Borneo Ape officially named Orang Utan.Recent genetic evidence has led to the re-classification of Bornean and Sumatran orang-utans as separate species: Pongo pygmaeus and Pongo abelii respectively. Orang-utans have distinctive body shapes with very long arms that may reach up to 2m in length. They have a coarse, shaggy reddish coat and grasping hands and feet. They are highly sexually dimorphic, with adult males being distinguished by their large size, throat pouch and flanges on either side of the face, known as cheek pads. Native to Indonesia and Malaysia, they are currently found only in rainforests on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra. Orang Utan 紅毛人猿與人類基因相似度高達90％以上，而它與猴子最大的不同，在於它沒有尾巴，所以不會跳躍。雖然不能像猴子那樣靈活的在樹與樹之間跳躍，Orang Utan卻是攀爬高手。 Orang Utan主要分布在婆羅洲和蘇門答臘的低地森林地區，偏向素食，偶爾會吃昆虫。它們擁有很高的智慧，懂得分辨超過200種的可食植物，還會在樹上搭建供自己棲息的巢。 Orang Utan很少到地面喝水，它們都從樹洞取得水源。雄性Orang Utan的體積比雌性大一倍，一般的高度是5尺高，200磅重。它們的手比腳長一倍，而且很強壯，手腳都可以拿東西，很適合生活在樹上。 |
 | National Geographic: The Humanzee Experience in America In 2001, National Geographic set out to document two human/ape hybrids living in California. The struggles that the two men had to overcome were great, but not impossible. In this exclusive trailer, National Geographic stuns the world by proving that "Humanzees" are not only real, but fun, cool people who want the respect that they deserve. The two men featured in the Documentary still live in California, but hidden away from the public for security reasons. Special Thanks to Maureen Riley. |
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