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Exploring the Hearts of our Chimp and Gorilla Cousins with Dr Rob Shave | S1E15
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Saving Great Apes Beyond Sanctuary Walls with PASA Director Kelly O’Meara | S2E25
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Get Ready to Look Ape-solutely GORGEOUS: Talking Apes Merchandise is Here!
FINALLY! Talking Apes is thrilled to announce the launch of our merchandise store. The collection features cozy pullover sweaters, snazzy hoodies, and T-shirts, all proudly displaying the Talking Apes logo. Slip into these comfy garments and let the world know that you’re a part of something big – a movement to protect our fellow primates…
‘Sincerely, A Black Primatologist’ with Thomas Wilson | S3E49
Thomas is a PHD student at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Click HERE to see Thomas’ open letter ‘Sincerely, a Black Primatologist: An open letter to biological anthropologists highlighting the experiences of a black primatologist.’ The Black in BioAnth (BiBA) Collective seeks to provide a community and support system for biological anthropologists who navigate the…
The Tiny Gorilla Who Changed My Life Forever, With Rachel Hogan | S2E29
Photo courtesy ©Jo-Anne McArthur/WeAnimals.org *IMPORTANT NOTE: This photo created in 2009, prior to wearing of gloves and mask now required. The gorilla featured in the photo (2009) is a rescued victim of poaching and wildlife trafficking and is undergoing rehabilitation. Primates are wild animals and not pets, and we do not condone human contact with…