The primate order is a big, sprawling family that includes animals that are familiar to us -- monkeys, for example -- to those that might not immediately be thought of as primates, like lemurs. Of course, the primate most familiar to us is probably us – humans!
So what makes a baby primate a baby primate? And how do primates develop as they get older? In this episode of Baby Animals we will explore physical and behavioural characteristics of a range of infant primates to reveal what these animals share, and where they diverge. Lemurs, squirrel monkeys, snow monkeys, and orangutans: from a mother's motivation to bond with their infant, to a youngster's socialization, to their relative intelligence, primates have adapted to fill virtually every kind of environmental niche.
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