Apes, like most primates, have limited night vision compared to nocturnal animals. Their eyes are adapted for daylight activity, featuring fewer rod cells, which are responsible for low-light vision. While they can see in dim light to some extent, their ability to see in the dark is not as developed as that of nocturnal species. Overall, apes are primarily diurnal and rely on daylight for optimal vision.
Dark brown/ black
In Planet of the Apes you can see the hierarchy of the species between 3 types of apes:The bright skinned orangutans which are the leadersThe dark chimpanzees who are the educated researchersThe lowest level of gorillas who are soldiers and workers
well we developed from apes. If you go to a museum you might see a skeleton of an ape then one of us and you can see how alike we are to apes. But no we weren't monkeys. we developed from apes.
dark brown around the body and in the face a brighter pink.
All chimpanzees, by definition, are apes: see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ape.In fact, even humans are considered apes.
No, they are dark brown or black and around the face and buttocks are bright pink
In the uk the certificate for planet of the apes is 12a which means you can be any age to see it with am adult over 18 but need to be over 12 to see it on your own
because apes came before humans did. you see apes starting loosing their hair and kind' of looked like people. hope this helped you
Barbary Apes and miles of tunnels and caves.
An ape and a chimp, are in fact, the SAME thing. You see, a chimpanzee is a particular species of animal that fits in a CATEGORY. That category is "apes". There are "apes" and there are "monkeys". Monkeys are smaller and have tails, whereas, the great apes can be huge and they don't have tails. This means that gorillas are apes, chimpanzees are apes, bonobos are apes, and orangutans are apes too. And so are gibbons.
Paul Reubens is not listed in the cast - see IMDB or Wikipedia for the cast list for "Escape from the Planet of the Apes" .
NO because it is dark it can not see you