AP Television Drill project field site, Afi Mountain, Cross River State, Nigeria, 8 February 2010 1. Various of Drill monkeys at Afi Mountain projects field site AP Television Abudu Mountain, Cross River State, Nigeria, February 2010 2. Aerial shot of Abudu mountain rainforests AP Television Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria, 6 February 2010 3. Various of Calabar rainforests AP Television Drill project field site, Afi Mountain, Cross River State, Nigeria, 8 February 2010 4. Wide of Afi mountain Drill Ranch 5. Wide of Drill Ranch Project Manager Adeniyi Egbetade entering Drill enclosure 6. Mid of Drill monkey 7. Wide of Drill Ranch Project Manager Adeniyi Egbetade 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Adeniyi Egbetade, Afi Mountain Drill Ranch Project Manager: "When the Drills actually fulfil their full conservation potential, because releasing the Drills was not an after thought by the project it''s always been the main thrust of the project to raise them in captivity and try to reinforce the existing population in the Afi mountain wildlife sanctuary. And hopefully before the rain starts we will be cutting out the wire and letting them loose." 9. Close of Drill monkey another comes into shot 10. Mid of adult Drill 11. Wide of Chimpanzee enclosure 12. Close of Chimpanzees AP Television Drill Monkey Ranch, Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria, 6 February 2010 13. Mid shot car driving out of Calabar Drill Monkey Ranch 14. Close of baby Chimpanzee with bottle 15. Extreme close of baby Chimpanzee with feeding bottle 16. Head Chimpanzee keeper and Calabar assistant manager Irene Edem with Lucy (chimpanzee) UPSOUND (English): "Ok, I said don''t put your finger in your mouth honey." 17. Various of Lucy the baby Chimpanzee 18. SOUNDBITE (English) Irene Edem, Head Chimpanzee keeper and Calabar assistant manager: "She is just like a human being growing up. I have raised like eighteen chimps. Baby ones from the crotch. They have different personalities and different characteristics. For her if she wants something, she wants it her way. You know like a mum you have to let them know, no, yes, at this time appropriate and you don''t have to give it all the time her way, it''s just like raising children." 19. Cutaway Lucy 20. Mid Drill monkey enclosure 21. Mid of Drill monkeys 22. Close of female Drill monkey 23. Wide young Drill monkeys 24. Mid of ranch staff with baby chimpanzee 25. SOUNDBITE (English) Liza Gadsby, Drill Monkey Ranch Founder: "We started it twenty years ago and it was initially just for orphaned Drill monkeys, Africa''s highest conservation priority and most endangered primate. The idea behind it was to establish a viable captive population because that didn''t exist at that time and still doesn''t in international zoos. So we''ve been able to succeed with that using orphaned Drills whose mothers were illegally shot for the bush meat trade and develop national breeding groups. It''s become the world''s most successful captive breeding programme for an endangered primate and I''m proud we are able to do it here in Nigeria." AP Television Cross River State National Park, Cross River State, Nigeria, 6 February 2010 26. Aerial view of rainforest 27. Pan of rainforest canopy 28. Close of Cross River State National Park entrance sign 29. Various of Cross River National Park Anti-Poaching Team 30. SOUNDBITE (English) no name given, Cross River National Park Anti-Poaching Team: 31. Various of Anti- poaching team looking for poachers AP Television Drill Monkey Ranch, Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria, 6 February 2010 32. Close Drill monkey 33. Pan down drill monkey LEADIN The Drill monkey is one of Africa''s most endangered primates. STORYLINE: You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/e729c7849c542ab75588be26e749fc86 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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