Life of Mammals, Volume Four -- The*
- 2002 ----- color ----- 109 min ----- dvd
- (Life of Mammals, The series, Part 4) David Attenborough's latest series presents the biggest ever wildlife series devoted to mammals. It features many of the planet's most fascinating and diverse creatures -- from the smallest [the two-inch pygmy shrew] to the largest [the blue whale]; from the slowest [the sloth] to the swiftest [the cheetah]; from the arguably least attractive [the naked mole rat] to the most irresisitible [a human baby].
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This volume includes two episodes:- Social Climbers [50 min]: this program is devoted to monkeys -- includes segments on the capuchin, the spider monkey, the pygmy marmoset, the howler monkey and many others. Goes into the diet of each group and how they interact socially.
- Food For Thought [59 min]: A look at the social structure of monkeys (orangutans, chimpanzees, etc) and the varied diets they have. Also goes into the history of man on earth and how the quest for food has changed his surroundings (land and animal). (Restricted to use on University of Washington campuses only)
- Topics: (Anthropology: Biological)
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