It is a large primate in the family Homo, with a similarity of up to 98% to the human genome. It is divided into two subspecies: West African gorillas and East African gorillas, each with two subspecies. Large in size, males can weigh up to 350 kilograms and their entire body is covered in black fur. Adult males have silver gray fur on their backs. They mainly live in the tropical rainforests of Africa and lead a polygamous family style social life. It is a diurnal animal that mainly feeds on plants, and occasionally eats bird eggs and grubs. Due to habitat loss and poaching, gorillas are currently listed as endangered species.

Gorilla (scientific name: Gorilla) is a general term for primates, hominids, and the genus Gorilla. It is the largest species among all extant primates, with a shoulder height of about 0.85 meters when quadruped and a height of 1.6-1.8 meters when standing. An upright gorilla can reach a height of 1.75 meters, but its actual length is longer than this height because its knees cannot be truly extended. He has a robust physique, with no hair on his face and ears, and his forehead is often very high above his eyes. The jawbone protrudes more than the cheekbones. Vegetative, herbivorous, mainly feeds on fruits, leaves, and branches. Survives in the jungles near the equator of the African continent.

The Saguinusimperator, a species of marmoset in the family Tamarix, is a type of marmoset monkey. He has two long white beards and is accustomed to sitting quietly together to eat and rest. Another way of saying it is called "Emperor" is because it resembles Wilhelm II of Germany. The fur is mainly gray with yellow spots on the chest. Living in the dense Amazon rainforest. Residing in the upper canopy of tropical rainforests or tropical forest grasslands, rarely active on the ground. Eat fruits, nuts, and other plant-based foods, as well as insects, spiders, frogs, small lizards, and bird eggs.

The giant ape is an extinct genus of ape that lived in China, India, and Vietnam about 1 to 3 million years ago, and shares the same time frame and geographical location as several hominids. It is a type of ape that lives on the ground, similar to chimpanzees. It is likely the largest ape in the world, standing up to 3 meters tall and weighing 500 kilograms. The morphological characteristics of giant apes are between those of apes and humans. Giant apes have strong canine teeth and huge molars, with teeth about five times larger than modern human teeth. It is as easy as breaking a toothpick to bite through bamboo that is as thick as a bowl mouth. My favorite food is bamboo, and occasionally I also eat leaves and fruits.

Macaca (scientific name: Macaca) is a mammal belonging to the genus Macaca in the primate family. The body is thick and robust, with a smaller body size compared to other members of the same genus; Both hands and feet have 5 fingers and toes, with flat nails; The limbs are basically of equal length, and the thumb can be relative to the other four fingers; The distance between the eyes is narrow, and stereoscopic vision is developed, which can distinguish colors. It inhabits broad-leaved forests in tropical, subtropical, and warm temperate regions, living in clusters of 30-50 individuals. Omnivorous, feeding on wild fruits, leaves, insects, and also stealing crops such as corn and sugarcane. It is a relatively ancient primate and a rare animal in the Mulao ethnic region.

Lemuridae, a family of primates in the suborder Primae, commonly known as lemurs, are animals that can naturally sleep. 5 genera and 21 species have been discovered. There is a significant difference in body shape, with a body length of 13-60 centimeters and a weight of 60-3000 grams. They inhabit tropical rainforests or dry forests or shrubs, and some also live in bamboo forests, reed areas, or forested mountains. Active during the day or night, eating insects, fruits, reeds, leaves, and occasionally birds. Group individually or in a family setting. There is a phenomenon of hibernation, some for only 3 days, and some for several weeks. It is the most primitive monkey. It is a gentle 'ghost' in the rainforests of Madagascar.

Gorilla is a general term for primates, hominids, and the genus Gorilla. There are two species: the East African gorilla and the West African gorilla. It is the largest among all extant primates, with a shoulder height of about 0.85 meters when quadruped and a height of 1.6-1.8 meters when standing. An upright gorilla can reach a height of 1.75 meters, but its actual length is even longer than this height because its knees cannot be fully extended. Vegetative, herbivorous, mainly feeds on fruits, leaves, and branches. The nearest relatives are two other primitive human genera, chimpanzees and humans, both of whom diverged from a common ancestor about 7 million years ago

Chimpanzees are primates in the family Homo, belonging to the genus Chimpanzees. The body is bloated, with long arms, short legs, and no tail. The surface of the body is mostly covered with black long hair, but the face, ears, fingers, and toes are exposed and hairless, mainly distributed in central and western Africa. They inhabit tropical rainforests and moist savannas, living in clusters of more than 2-20 individuals per group, led by one adult male. They have a large appetite and enjoy eating fruits, leaves, roots, flowers, seeds, and bark, while some individuals often eat smaller animals. It is rare to live beyond 40 years old in the wild, but in captivity, one can live to over 60 years old.

Baboons are a genus of primates in the family Muridae, commonly known as baboons, with six species. The species has a relatively large body size, second only to the chimpanzee genus in primates, with a body length of 50.8-114.2 centimeters, a tail length of 38.2-71.1 centimeters, and a weight of up to 60 kilograms. Mainly engaged in ground activities, also climbing trees to sleep or forage. Good at swimming. Can make loud noises. Active during the day, inhabiting large tree branches or caves at night. Food includes various small animals and plants. Group living, with tens to hundreds of individuals per group. The main natural enemy is leopards. There is no fixed breeding season, with one litter per litter. The wild lifespan is about 20 years.