Tiny baby Tamarin joins the family hunt | Primates - BBC

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Captured with BBC Studios Natural History Unit’s signature style, with immersive cinematography, emotional storytelling and new insight into the animals we thought we knew, Primates combines celebration with revelation. We meet familiar primates with new stories and new species rarely seen on screen.
Chris Packham narrates the definitive series about our closest relatives.
At the heart of this ground-breaking series is incredible animal behaviour. New technology has captured primates on their level and in their world, whether that’s in the treetops of a flooded forest, or the tangled undergrowth of the Sri Lankan night.
Over the course of two years, the Primates team embarked on 28 filming expeditions across the world. They battled snowstorms in Morocco’s Atlas Mountains, and forded or floated through flooded jungles in remote corners of Sumatra and Brazil. Along the way, they captured some of the very first images of the newly described Tapanuli orangutan, and were the first crew in years to attempt to film the bald-headed white uakari. And in Equatorial Guinea, one team spent over two months, camped on a remote beach, to capture the most intimate images ever seen of a drill, one of the world’s least understood primates. And in Sri Lanka, another crew captured the very first low-light colour images of the elusive gray slender loris at night in the wild.
Engrossing new stories combine family drama with the latest science. On Congo’s volcanic slopes, we meet an apparently
fearsome silverback mountain gorilla, who turns out to be a gentle and attentive father to his young. Cutting-edge research indicates that caring fathers are the most successful silverbacks. In South Africa, we join an elusive and diminutive lesser bush baby from a newly discovered urban population, on a night-time raid of the city zoo. In Malaysia, we experience a Lar Gibbons’ canopy world from their perspective, in a filming first.
From snow-capped mountains to the hottest deserts, and from the most remote, unexplored landscapes to the very heart of our modern world, Primates is the ultimate, definitive celebration of our very own animal family.
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[@littlehellman8198]

the narrator definitely brought some of his feeling about his own family to work that day :)

[@Smettli]

"But she'll rather catch a ride from her long suffering dad". Dads in suffering are pretty cute.

[@christiansaravia7865]

What a good dad.

[@Sleepycat29]

Omg they're so cute❤ and I learned something new cause I've never heard of them👍

[@funkypunkypine]

I love this! A full length doc on Lion Tamarins, please 😜

[@theflipflapchannelcreatedb8160]

I remember going to that local zoo in Birmingham called the Birmingham Nature centre also known as the Birmingham wildlife conservation Park and I remember seeing those Monkeys alongside the Golden Lion tamarin type monkeys and several other South American monkeys❤😊
It's sad that the specimen has actually became very endangered ever since the Year 1982

[@AmitKumar-ct9xm]

I am seeing this animal first time😗

[@mohammedothman1588]

Wonderful world to explore it discover many types of animales

[@RNadiaAufa]

Omggg so cuteee😍 Wish i could have it but it’s illegal🙈

[@Bridgidige]

I know that voice xx

[@lokeshomer]

How they shoot these footages very closely 🧐🧐🧐

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[@talimawafghani586]

they are food to most predators and raptors

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What a beautiful creation of Allah

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[@cristinajenabe8291]

tamarins are monkeys

[@thenablade858]

Tamarins, lemurs, marmosets etc are all primates (‘monkeys’)

[@ungrilla]

nope! they are snakes you can tell by the fur and the four limbs.....

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