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夏洛特·乌伦布罗克（Charlotte Uhlenbroek）主持，英国广播公司（BBC）在2000年出版的自然纪录片-英语旁白Nature Documentary hosted by Charlotte Uhlenbroek and published by BBC in 2000- English narration
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“表兄弟”是对灵长类动物世界（从最早的物种到大猿类）最紧密的自然关系的研究，灵长类动物是我们最亲密的生活关系。通过观察世界上一些最壮观的灵长类动物，我们可以看到它们如何演变成地球上最社交和最聪明的动物，以及发现我们自己起源的故事。灵长类动物专家Charlotte Uhlenbroek是我们的冒险向导，她与灵长类动物的亲密关系为该系列锦上添花。我们常常被自己和灵长类动物之间的相似性所迷住，有时被排斥。但是，鉴于我们现在所了解的他们的思想和社会的复杂性，是什么真正使我们与众不同？[编辑]??原始灵长类动物Uhlenbroek在非洲开始了该系列，观察了西非森林中的一群黑猩猩。在卢旺达的维龙加山脉，她第一次与一群大猩猩亲密接触。像黑猩猩一样，它们是共同祖先的后代，类似于今天在马达加斯加干旱森林中发现的侏儒鼠狐猴。它是一个prosimian，一群灵长类动物，大部分是夜间活动的，在夜间被较成功的猴子和猿类猎食。与所有灵长类动物一样，它们具有朝前的眼睛和紧握的手。所显示的其他近亲包括Moholi灌木丛婴儿和东南亚的慢干猴和猴。较大的灵长类动物从未到达过马达加斯加，这使该岛成为了prosimians（特别是狐猴）的避难所。乌伦布罗克（Uhle??nbroek）看着维罗（Verreaux）的迪法拉树（sidiakas）喂食迪迪埃拉（didiera）树?然后前往马达加斯加最大湖泊周围的芦苇床，追踪稀有而难以捉摸的bandro。第一次拍摄了更大的竹狐猴。马达加斯加北部的石灰岩喀斯特地貌是冠状狐猴的栖息地，而在悬崖下面是一个长达40公里的迷宫般的洞穴，那里发现了巨大的化石狐猴。图中显示了棕色狐猴在躲避它们的主要捕食者，a和鹰窝。Aye-aye是夜间活动专家，被拍摄后用中指刺出的g提取出来。该程序以在环尾狐猴上的序列结束，这些狐猴形成了更大的群落，并比其他狐猴在地面上花费了更多的时间。他们有严格的等级制社会，由女性领导，当婴儿紧紧抓住时，她们甚至会攻击入侵者。[编辑]?最大的湖泊，可追踪稀有和难以捉摸的班德罗。第一次拍摄了更大的竹狐猴。马达加斯加北部的石灰岩喀斯特地貌是冠状狐猴的栖息地，而在悬崖下面是一个长达40公里的迷宫般的洞穴，那里发现了巨大的化石狐猴。图中显示了棕色狐猴在躲避它们的主要捕食者，a和鹰窝。Aye-aye是夜间活动专家，被拍摄后用中指刺出的g提取出来。该程序以在环尾狐猴上的序列结束，这些狐猴形成了更大的群落，并比其他狐猴在地面上花费了更多的时间。他们有严格的等级制社会，由女性领导，当婴儿紧紧抓住时，她们甚至会攻击入侵者。[编辑]?最大的湖泊，可追踪稀有和难以捉摸的班德罗。第一次拍摄了更大的竹狐猴。马达加斯加北部的石灰岩喀斯特地貌是冠状狐猴的栖息地，而在悬崖下面是一个长达40公里的迷宫般的洞穴，那里发现了巨大的化石狐猴。图中显示了棕色狐猴在躲避它们的主要捕食者，a和鹰窝。Aye-aye是夜间活动专家，被拍摄后用中指刺出的g提取出来。该程序以在环尾狐猴上的序列结束，这些狐猴形成了更大的群落，并比其他狐猴在地面上花费了更多的时间。他们有严格的等级制社会，由女性领导，当婴儿紧紧抓住时，她们甚至会攻击入侵者。[编辑]?马达加斯加北部的石灰岩喀斯特地貌是冠状狐猴的栖息地，而在悬崖下面是一个长达40公里的迷宫般的洞穴，那里发现了巨大的化石狐猴。图中显示了棕色狐猴在躲避它们的主要捕食者，a和鹰窝。Aye-aye是夜间活动专家，被拍摄后用中指刺出的g提取出来。该程序以在环尾狐猴上的序列结束，这些狐猴形成了更大的群落，并比其他狐猴在地面上花费了更多的时间。他们有严格的等级制社会，由女性领导，当婴儿紧紧抓住时，她们甚至会攻击入侵者。[编辑]?马达加斯加北部的石灰岩喀斯特地貌是冠状狐猴的栖息地，而在悬崖下面是一个长达40公里的迷宫般的洞穴，那里发现了巨大的化石狐猴。图中显示了棕色狐猴在躲避它们的主要捕食者，a和鹰窝。Aye-aye是夜间活动专家，被拍摄后用中指刺出的g提取出来。该程序以在环尾狐猴上的序列结束，这些狐猴形成了更大的群落，并比其他狐猴在地面上花费了更多的时间。他们有严格的等级制社会，由女性领导，当婴儿紧紧抓住时，她们甚至会攻击入侵者。[编辑]?猎鹰和窝。Aye-aye是夜间活动专家，被拍摄后用中指刺出的g提取出来。该程序以在环尾狐猴上的序列结束，这些狐猴形成了更大的群落，并比其他狐猴在地面上花费了更多的时间。他们有严格的等级制社会，由女性领导，当婴儿紧紧抓住时，她们甚至会攻击入侵者。[编辑]?猎鹰和窝。Aye-aye是夜间活动专家，被拍摄后用中指刺出的g提取出来。该程序以在环尾狐猴上的序列结束，这些狐猴形成了更大的群落，并比其他狐猴在地面上花费了更多的时间。他们有严格的等级制社会，由女性领导，当婴儿紧紧抓住时，她们甚至会攻击入侵者。[编辑]??猴子Uhlenbroek介绍了埃塞俄比亚西米安山脉的吉拉达狒狒中的第二集，展示了猴子如何运动，适应和社交。最小的猴子是南美的mar猴和绢毛猴，在灵长类动物中是不常见的，因为父亲承担着大部分的育儿工作。显示了侏儒mar和流苏ear。显示了其他新世界物种：蜘蛛猴，松鼠猴和黑吼猴。Uhlenbroek呼唤吼叫声，然后登上顶篷，近距离观看。猴子起源于旧世界，在这里发现了最大的物种多样性。东非的黑白疣猴是食叶者。叶子含有许多毒素，但桑给巴尔的红色疣猴已经找到了木炭形式的解毒剂。戴安娜（Diana）的猴子属于扁牛，是一群来自西非丛林的害羞的猴子。错落有致的丛林导致了许多不同的规格'Cousins' is the most complete natural history investigation into the world of primates, our closest living relations - from the earliest beginnings to the great apes. By observing some of the world's most spectacular primates, we see the story of how they evolved into the most social and intelligent animals on earth, as well as discovering the roots of our own origins. Primate expert Charlotte Uhlenbroek is our adventurous guide and her closeness to the primates illuminates the series. We are often fascinated, sometimes repelled, by the idea of the similarities between ourselves and primates. But the light of what we now know about the complexities of their minds and societies, what really sets us apart? First Primates Uhlenbroek begins the series in Africa, observing a group of chimpanzees in the West African forest. In the Virunga Mountains of Rwanda she gets her first close encounter with a group of mountain gorillas. Like the chimps, they are descended from a common ancestor, similar to the pygmy mouse lemur found today in Madagascar's dry forests. It is a prosimian, a group of primates which are largely nocturnal, forced to hunt and feed at night by the more successful monkeys and apes. In common with all primates they have forward facing eyes and grasping hands. Other prosimians shown include Moholi bushbabies and South East Asia's slow lorises and tarsiers. The larger primates never reached Madagascar, making the island a sanctuary for prosimians, especially lemurs. Uhlenbroek watches Verreaux's sifakas feeding in didiera trees, then travels to the reed beds around Madagascar's largest lake to track the rare and elusive bandro. Greater bamboo lemurs are filmed for the first time. The limestone karst landscape of north Madagascar is home to crowned lemurs, and under the cliffs is a 40km long labyrinth of caves where giant fossilised lemurs have been discovered. Brown lemurs are shown eluding their main predators, a harrier hawk and a fossa. The aye-aye is a nocturnal specialist filmed extracting a grub with its spindly middle finger. The programme ends with a sequence on ring-tailed lemurs which form larger communities and spend more time on the ground than other lemurs. They have strictly hierarchical societies led by the females, who will even attack intruders as their babies cling to their backs. The Monkeys Uhlenbroek introduces the second episode from amongst gelada baboons in the Simien Mountains of Ethiopia, demonstrating how monkeys are athletic, adaptable and social animals. The smallest monkeys are the marmosets and tamarins of South America and are unusual amongst primate because the fathers do most of the parenting. The pygmy marmoset and tassle-eared marmoset are shown. Other New World species are shown: spider monkeys, squirrel monkeys and black howler monkeys. Uhlenbroek calls to the howlers and ascends into the canopy to view them at close quarters. Monkeys originated in the Old World, and it is here that the greatest diversity of species are found. The black-and-white colobus of East Africa are leaf-eaters. Leaves contain many toxins, but the red colobus of Zanzibar have found an antidote in the form of charcoal. Diana monkeys belong to the guenons, a shy group of monkeys from the West African jungles. The patchwork jungle has led to many different species of guenon evolving. In South East Asia, the proboscis monkey eats tough mangrove leaves which it digests by fermentation. The langurs are another leaf-eating group: silvered monkeys from Malaysia, douc langurs from Vietnam and the rare golden monkeys of central China are all shown. Back in Africa, Uhlenbroek explains that it is the monkeys that have come out of the forest to live on the ground that are the most intelligent and have the most sophisticated societies as shown by the patas monkey and olive baboon. The Apes The final episode begins in the rainforest canopy of South East Asia, home to the smallest of the apes, the gibbons. A white-handed gibbon female sings a duet with her mate. Gibbons share with us flexible wrist and rotating shoulder joints, allowing them to swing under branches. Siamangs are the largest of the gibbons and combine their songs with a swinging dance. Humans share many other attributes with the great apes; strong family ties, intelligence, curiosity, reflection and the ability to manipulate our environment. In Borneo, orang-utans spend most of their time feeding in the trees. They use up to 20% of their energy to fuel their large brains, and a large brain is essential to learn the skills they need to survive in the forest, a process that takes several years. In Africa, Uhlenbroek sits amongst a group of mountain gorillas. In scenes reminiscent of David Attenborough's gorilla encounter in Life on Earth, one of the adolescent male gorillas chooses to make physical contact by buffeting her. She attributes this behaviour to "showing off". In Gombe, chimps are filmed using sticks as tools, and in Guinea another group has learned how to crack nuts with stones. Their human characteristics extend to affectionate hugs and kisses, but they have a dark side too, attacking and killing their own kind. Bonobos (pygmy chimpanzees) use sex to control their aggressive nature. Humans as the most successful apes have left our primate cousins far behind: we have language, technology, religion and a thirst for knowledge.
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Subtitles: English, Dutch, Finnish, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian,
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