'Rise of the Warrior Apes': Film Screening
This film won the 2017 Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival Award for Best Animal Behavior Film, besting "Planet Earth" films in this category.
The film tells the 25-year story of the rise of the largest and most powerful troop of chimpanzees ever known — the formidable Ngogo community in Uganda. The story is told entirely from the perspective of the scientists who have lived along side them for a quarter of a century, including Institute of Human Origins Research Affiliate and School of Human Evolution and Social Change assistant professor Kevin Langergraber.
Langergraber will open with a presentation of how he was involved in the film and the research that he continues to do today.
View a trailer here.
Julie Russ
Institute of Human Origins
480-727-6580
jruss@asu.edu
iho.asu.edu
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Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building IV, Marston Exploration Theater