The Primate Capital of the World
Deep in western Uganda's rainforest, 1,500 chimpanzees swing through the canopy — the highest density in East Africa. Thirteen primate species share this ancient forest, from red colobus to grey-cheeked mangabey.
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Video Transcript
[0:00] Narrator: Kibale Forest National Park — the primate capital of the world.
[0:06] Narrator: Thirteen primate species call this forest home — more than anywhere else on Earth.
[0:12] Narrator: Chimpanzee tracking takes you deep into the rainforest, following calls through the canopy.
[0:21] Narrator: Red colobus monkeys leap through the trees. L'Hoest's monkeys forage on the forest floor.
[0:30] Narrator: The forest hums with life — birds, insects, and the calls of primates.
[0:36] Narrator: This is Kibale Forest National Park — where our closest relatives thrive.
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