Monkey Life

In the latest episode, Sara the woolly monkey undergoes an emergency caesarean operation. At the same time, golden‑cheeked gibbon Teo attempts his first wobbly steps high up on a 20‑metre platform, while the capuchins at Winslow set off on a treasure hunt.

The show is a single episode of a wildlife programme that follows the daily lives of several primate species. Presented in a straightforward style, the episode captures moments of both drama and discovery among its animal cast. Viewers are taken into the habitats where the animals live, observing their behaviours and the challenges they face. The camera work follows each individual closely, giving a clear view of their interactions and the environment they inhabit. It's a close‑up look at their daily routines. In this instalment, Sara, a woolly monkey, requires an emergency caesarean operation to deliver her infant. Meanwhile, Teo, a golden‑cheeked gibbon, attempts his first steps, wobbling high above the forest floor at a height of roughly twenty metres. At the same time, the capuchins belonging to Winslow embark on a treasure‑hunt, scouring their enclosure for hidden items. The emergency surgery highlights the quick response of the veterinary team working in the field, ensuring Sara’s safety. Teo’s tentative movements illustrate the early stages of locomotion for a young gibbon, with each unsteady stride taking place far above the canopy. The capuchins’ treasure hunt provides a playful glimpse into their problem‑solving abilities, as they investigate and retrieve the concealed objects. The footage is shot from multiple angles, allowing viewers to see the height of Teo’s attempts and the capuchins’ keen noses as they sniff out each clue. Together, these scenes offer a snapshot of the varied experiences within the primate community.