Monkeys on the Edge

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Monkeys on the Edge

Season 8 Episode 22 | 57m 17s | CC

Nature looks at the last remnants of the magnificent Atlantic Forest in Brazil. More than half of the species of trees, 70% of the birds, insects and reptile, and nine of fifteen species of primates to be found in the forest are native to this region. Included is the endangered Muriqui Monkey, the largest of the new world primates.

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