NATURAL ATMOSPHERES- Forest Monkeys: Primate World, Vol. 2

(Booklet in English) Monkeys communicate using their most developed senses: mainly sight and hearing, secondarily smell and touch. Visibility is reduced in tropical and equatorial forests where monkeys use sound, the only way of communicating over large distances. The CD includes more than an hour of recordings made while tracking monkeys in the forests of Gabon, Cameroon and Zaire, in difficult conditions, often without the animals awareness of the recorder’s presence.

Tracklist:

1. The Crowned Guenon
2. The Crowned Guenon 2
3. The Wolf’s Guenon
4. The Wolf’s Guenon 2
5. The De Brazza Monkey
6. The De Brazza Monkey 2
7. The De Brazza Monkey 3
8. The Moustached And The Greater White-Nosed Monkey
9. The Moustached And The Greater White-Nosed Monkey 2
10. The Moustached And The Greater White-Nosed Monkey 3
11. The Moustached And The Greater White-Nosed Monkey 4
12. Preuss’s Monkey
13. Preuss’s Monkey 2
14. Preuss’s Monkey 3
15. The Sun-Tared Guenon
16. The Sun-Tared Guenon 2
17. Allen’s Swamp Monkey
18. Allen’s Swamp Monkey 2
19. Allen’s Swamp Monkey 3
20. The Grey-Cheeked Mangabey
21. The Grey-Cheeked Mangabey 2
22. The Agile Mangabey
23. The Agile Mangabey 2
24. The Agile Mangabey 3
25. The Agile Mangabey 4
26. The Agile Mangabey 5
27. The Black Colobus
28. The Red Howler
29. The Red Howler 2
30. The Mandrill
31. The Mandrill 2
32. The Mandrill 3
33. The Lowland Gorilla
34. The Lowland Gorilla 2
35. The Lowland Gorilla 3
36. The Lowland Gorilla 4
37. The Lowland Gorilla 5
38. The Lowland Gorilla 6
39. The Lowland Gorilla 7
40. The Lowland Gorilla 8
41. The Mountain Gorilla 1
42. The Mountain Gorilla 2
43. The Siamang
44. The White-Handed Gibbon