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Lemurs are creatures that are solely found on the island of Madagascar and islands off the east coast of Africa. These species have diversified greatly into niches because of no competition from other primates (since other primates are not present on the island). In the documentary, Spirits of the forest (Lemurs), several species’ physical and behavioral adaptations are described. Some of these species include the mouse, ring-tailed, sifakas, and Indris lemurs. Lemurs are described to resemble

Literary Analysis of The Monkey’s Paw The story begins on a rainy evening with Mrs. White, Mr. White, and their son Herbert gathered in the parlor. Mrs. White is sitting in her chair knitting as she looks on as her husband is losing to Herbert in a game of chess. From the inside, Mr. White can hear the footsteps of someone walking along their walkway and onto their porch. Mr. White immediately gets up to answer the door and is happy to see his longtime friend Sergeant-major Morris. Mr. White introduces

One of the prevailing theories about why primates have such good color vision is that it allowed them to pick out fruits against the green backgrounds of forests and jungles (Osorio et al., 2004). New World monkey color vision is an evolutionary puzzle because the same evolutionary pressures for finding food should act similarly on both sexes. According to van Roosmalen (1985), it is a hypothesized that dominant female spider monkeys lead the group to food sources, suggesting why there may be a

i. The mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx) is a primate of the Old World monkey (Cercopithecoidea) family. It is one of two species assigned to the genus Mandrillus, along with the drill. Both the mandrill and the drill were once classified as baboons in the genus Papio, but they now have their own genus, Mandrillus. ii. Mandrills will make a “silent, bared-teeth face”, in which the teeth bared, the head crest is erect and the head shakes. This may serve as a peaceful form of communication. A mandrill

Have you ever wondered what koala’s look like,eat,or even where they live.Koalas are really interesting animals about what they look like,eat and where they live.Koalas look really cute,kind of like a teddy bear.They are really picky about what they eat,they only eat eucalyptus leaves.The interesting facts about koalas are that koalas make raging noises to communicate to each other. This essay will provide information on the koala and discuss its appearance,habitat and diet ,and give you some interesting

Behavior observed in each primate Patas Monkey They are very fast and can be able to run within short distances using the most minimal time. It takes less than 10 seconds to run within a distance of approximately 100 meters. While the animals move around they try to monitor the environment as quadrupedally and monitoring of the environment can be able to take as much as up to ten minutes in any case they have doubts of where they are, this alerts them of any predators. Consortship is a situation

In the stories Why Monkeys Lived in Trees and The Case Of the Falling Monkeys, they both have similarities and differences. Some things that are different about the monkeys and are only in the fiction story are first, that the monkeys in this story cheat and are unfair about challenges. As stated in the story, “There were a hundred monkeys in the tall grasses and they all looked alike.” They also lived in Costa Rica and the monkeys in the non fiction story lived in a jungle. In the fiction story

Among the primates there are many behavior and cultural practices that have been adapted and passed down from generation to generation. These traditions have shaped the way the primates such as chimpanzees and bonobos live their day to day lives. Near the Cong River or in the dense tropical rainforest from mating behaviors to materials they use in their environment each group of primates have their own tradition which is unique to them. The first example I would like to introduce is material cultural

believe provide us with further evidence that humans and apes do indeed share an ape-like ancestor.

Congo! Congo! Congo! What Adaobi. “Mommy told me to wake you up.” “What time is it? “9:16.” For real, I’m almost late to the school bus. Why didn’t you wake me up early? “Mommy said to let you sleep.” Well, tell mommy I’m leaving. “Ok, bye big brother.” I’m going to be late to the school bus. Come on. Come on. 9:20 made it. Beep! Beep! “Congo you finally made it to the bus today.”The bus driver said. “Ah, Congo sits here!” Akachi said. Akachi has been my best friend ever since 6th grade, but I have