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Monkeys, Apes and Man
- 1971 ----- color ----- 50 min ----- 16mm
- For as long as man has observed the behavior of monkeys and apes, he has been fascinated, horrified, amused and perhaps most often felt uneasy or even self-conscious. For inevitably he has sensed a similarity--in appearance and behavior--a reflection of himself, his children and those around him. Today increasingly he is learning that the similarity is not simply superficial. Man is a primate--a member of the order that includes monkeys, apes and man. Bound by evolution they have much in common--more than most people ever dreamed even a century ago.
- Topics: (Anthropology: Biological, Primates)
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