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Propithecus tattersalli

Photo: David Haring

As a group of species, primates show a diversity in size and shape, hair length and coloring, movement and vocal calls that is breathtaking and spectacular. Use the links on this page to experience even the rarest of habitats and the animals inhabiting them.

Images from our Collections: View photographs selected from our collection nonhuman primate images.
Audio (Primate Vocalizations): Hear calls and other sounds made by more than twenty different primate species.
Video & Webcams: Watch videos and live streaming via webcams
The Primates Slidesets / Online Tutorials: This educational resource includes images, annotated script, classroom activities, and more and is a great introduction to primates classroom use.
Jacobsen Library AV Collection: Search our Video Catalog
Our library's collection of movies (on VHS and DVD) is available for classroom use and to anyone via inter-library loan.
Primates in Art and Illustration Historical Image Collection: A selection of drawings and illustrations from our digital collection of natural history images.
Primates in Art and Illustration Artists' Directory: A list of artists with an interest in non-human primates.
Motion Pictures Featuring Monkeys and Apes: Films from Hollywood and other popular motion pictures in which primates make an appearance.

Other AV Resources

Audio-Visuals Relating to Animal Care, Use, and Welfare (Animal Welfare Information Center; 2003)
Gallery of Slow Loris Photos (Dr Anna Nekaris' little fire face project)
Mammal Image Library (American Society of Mammalogists)
Penn State Media Sales
Primate Studies from the American Museum Congo Expedition (1909-1915) (Collection of B&W images; AMNH)