Sanskrit Taxonomy (Episode 2): Primates

This is the second episode of my series if Sanskrit taxonomy. Most of the videos will be on me naming the families, subfamilies, clades, etc of various famous phylogenies of primates.
Correct me on any mistakes. Tell me any suggestions you have
Pardon the glitches in video, this took a lot of effort to compile, and I promise that will try to better the quality in future episodes.
Enjoy!
Music: Flashbulb by Hapasan
Image and video sources:
Common lemur: en.wikipedia.o...
Red Fronted Lemur: en.wikipedia.o...
Coquerell Shifaks:en.wikipedia.o...
Shri lankan Slender Loris Image Source: en.wikipedia.o...
Smiling Chimp:en.wikipedia.o...
Ring Tailed Lemur Image Source: en.wikipedia.o...
Slender Loris Map image Source: en.wikipedia.o...
Grey Slender Lorise Image source: en.wikipedia.o...
Tarsier Image Source: en.wikipedia.o...
Tarsier image Cutway: "Tarsius tarsier Tandurusa zoo" by Sakurai Midori is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. To view a copy of this license, visit creativecommon....
Other tarsier cutway: "Philippine Tarsier, Bohol" by . Ray in Manila is licensed under CC BY 2.0. To view a copy of this license, visit creativecommon....
Capuchin Monkey Image Source: en.wikipedia.o...
Orangutan Map image source: en.wikipedia.o...
King Louis jungle book: • The Jungle Book Songs ...
Dark face chimp image Source: a href="www.flaticon.c..." title="chimpanzee icons" Chimpanzee icons created by kerismaker - Flaticon
Light faced chimp: href="www.flaticon.c..." title="chimpanzee icons" Chimpanzee icons created by Freepik - Flaticon
Gorilla cartoon: a href="www.flaticon.c..." title="gorilla icons" Gorilla icons created by Culmbio - Flaticon
Fruits Image Source: a href="www.flaticon.c..." title="fruits icons" Fruits icons created by Freepik - Flaticon
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A note on the Chimpanzee and Bonibo evolution. The traditional explanation is a that the Congo river cut an existing population into two, but I found a paper that says that the Congo river didn’t cut a population into, rather some individuals crossed over to the south side when on rare ocasiona the river flow was weak:
pubmed.ncbi.nl...