Monkey Life - Episode Guide

Eighty-eight capuchin monkeys rescued from a research laboratory in Chile wake up to their first morning at the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset. Young chimp Rodders has trouble with a sticky melon, and the park's naughtiest resident, Seamus, comes face to face with alpha male Butch.

Wildlife vet John Lewis is given a run for his money as he tries to sedate two excitable chimps. The recently rescued male capuchins get used to life together, and orang-utan Kai proves too energetic for her companions.

The team is forced to step in when Ben is injured by the alpha male during the chimp introduction. Orang-utan Hsiao-Quai struggles with her ever-growing son Kai, and staff at Monkey World prepare to welcome a new arrival.

Alpha male Hananya shows his dislike for needles, while the other chimps have a banana-fishing expedition. Alison and Jeremy Keeling rehouse two capuchin monkeys in Hertfordshire, and there is an exciting development among the endangered gibbons.

Resident capuchin TJ causes mischief when he joins the new Chilean arrivals, and alpha male Paddy has to step in. Orang-utan Amy is pregnant but the keepers worry she will not be able to care for a baby, and chimps from Hananya's group get their teeth cleaned.

The team must make an important decision concerning the safety of a chimp group when alpha male Hananya continues to exhibit violent behaviour. Elsewhere, chimps Simon and Eveline compete in a swing-off, dental surgery is carried out and the park's staff prepare for the next woolly monkey birth.

A baby chimp tries to prove he is grown up enough to go it alone. The Bachelor Boys' reputation takes a knock when they become frightened of a new toy. Two of Hananya's charges pluck up the courage to explore their surroundings, and the Chilean capuchins get their first taste of life in the outside world.

The park hosts a morning sing-off, and golden-cheeked gibbon Zoey introduces a new member of the family. Over in Hananya's group, hot potatoes are on the menu, and a fight among the female capuchins leaves Phoebe with a bite wound that requires surgery.

Baby woolly monkey Paulo meets his new family for the first time, while chimpanzee Eddi has fun with his young brother Bart. Pregnant orang-utan Amy gets to grips with a breast pump, and emotions run high when a marmoset arrives at the park.

Mad Max meets his new housemates, and chimps Ben and Pip get a shock when they have another encounter with alpha-male Hananya. Piquita is the centre of attention in the woolly monkey enclosure, while Bart enjoys honey for the first time in Paddy's chimp group.

Pregnant woolly monkey Piquita approaches her due date at Dorset's Monkey World, while capuchin Sean from Chile demonstrates his grooming skills and ruffed lemur Blue's life hangs in the balance.

A baby woolly monkey is tempted into the outside world by the prospect of some tasty bugs. Meanwhile, the capuchins enjoy a feast of onions, and the keepers plan a radical scheme that will allow a third meeting between young chimp Ben and alpha male Hananya.

The female capuchins fight, Tia needs surgery, and orangutan Amy enters the late stages of pregnancy. Elsewhere, there is a new addition to the play area in the chimp nursery, and Alison visits Paulo - the baby woolly monkey she has successfully hand-reared - for the final time.

Animal director Jeremy is concerned about Ben the chimp, who has a nasty foot wound, and there is an update on Paddy and his baby Bart. Gibbon Tien undergoes a transformation and keeper Holly checks up on woolly monkey Xuzy.

An infection threatens to sweep through the chimpanzees, prompting the keepers to begin urgent action to save their lives. Meanwhile, the overweight orang-utans continue with their diet and the lemurs are introduced to the stump-tailed macaques before they move in together.

Young chimp Ben's mysterious bacterial infection causes him to lose a toe, while another primate in Hananya's house is struck down by the same illness. Capuchin TJ settles in well with the ladies and his South American housemates learn how to forage for food. Members of staff hide hard-boiled eggs for the capuchins to find and animal director Jeremy has a run-in with female orangutan Lingga.

A pair of Mueller's gibbons develop a taste for life in the treetops, while three endangered golden-cheeked gibbons move into the enclosure next door. Meanwhile, a specialist doctor is called in when Freddy's bowel complaint fails to improve.

Alison Cronin visits Dao Tien island in Vietnam, the site of Monkey World's foreign sanctuary for endangered primates. Meanwhile, the team learns that two rare monkeys are being kept in a theme park outside Ho Chi Minh City, and tries to get them freed.

A balding macaque receives protection from his troop's over-enthusiastic grooming, and the park is saddened by the death of alpha male capuchin Tom, who was at the centre for seven years. Elsewhere, the chimps are given walnuts and Jestah gets more than his fair share.

Alison Cronin springs into action when an adult female chimpanzee in Mexico urgently needs the team's help. Even Lulu joins in the fun when the nursery chimps have a play session, and Kai tries to act independent and grown up while discouraging Amy from joining in his games.

Keeper Mike is on babysitting duty for the park's latest arrival, a baby woolly monkey, and nursery chimp Bryan falls in love - with his own reflection. Meanwhile, Alison and Jeremy are on a mission to rescue capuchin monkeys from Spain.

Staff are at a loss to know what is wrong with Trudy the chimp, and one of two capuchin monkeys brought back from Spain by Alison and Jeremy makes a bid for freedom.

Alison and Jeremy rescue a squirrel monkey called Samantha from a derelict farm, a young chimp tries to settle in a new set, and the bachelor chimps show off their sporting prowess.

Disaster strikes at the orang-utan nursery when builders try to fit the new windows, baby woolly monkey Diego meets one of his family for the first time, and Samantha the squirrel monkey gets the all-clear from the park's vet.

The chimps make snowballs as winter grips the park, and Jeremy keeps an all-night vigil as the condition of Charlie the chimp takes a turn for the worse.

Alison Cronin visits Dao Tien, Monkey World's sister centre in Vietnam, which was founded in 2008, and has since become the site of a pioneering rescue and rehabilitation mission for golden-cheeked gibbons. Here, the team faces trouble during an attempt to save a rare silver langur monkey, and director Marina asks human doctors to perform ground-breaking eye surgery on a gibbon.

A mysterious accident puts a baby monkey's life in danger, while snowfall keeps most of the chimps inside, where they tuck into jacket potatoes to help keep the winter chills away.

Alison goes to great lengths when Trudy falls victim to a mysterious condition. Marcel the marmoset demonstrates small monkeys can be as clever as the larger apes, and baby woolly monkey Diego is allowed to join the adults.

Spanish capuchin monkeys Babe and Amy try to make new friends, while two others receive a lesson on wild behaviour. Elsewhere, Alison Cronin heads for Belfast to pick up a ring-tailed lemur that took over a family home.

Golden-cheeked gibbon Peanut presents her newborn, Jeremy confirms orang-utan Hsiao-Quai is pregnant - and the team suspects woolly monkey Yarima is, too.

Chimps Busta and Mickey have their teeth checked on dentist day at the sanctuary, and Spanish capuchins Babe and Amy take on dominant female Debbie.

Pip the chimp undergoes a tricky operation, Kaiyah the ring-tailed lemur receives a family visit - and the staff create a frenzy by treating the chimpanzees to ice lollies.

The rehabilitation of new arrivals at the capuchin house is going well, but the keepers struggle to persuade the former lab monkeys to climb as they would in the wild. Plus, chimp Ben joins two old friends in the park's bachelor group.

A police raid on a farm uncovers two rare chimps from Colombia that desperately need a new home, and Ben the chimp prepares to meet Butch, an important figure in the centre's bachelor enclosure.

Kaiyah the ring-tailed lemur struggles to adapt to her new enclosure after spending her early years cooped up as a pet. The keepers think they have solved the mystery of Peanut's baby and Ben the chimp finally settles in with his new group.

The chimps enjoy a party with buckets, jelly and soap suds provided, and Peanut requires an operation on her torn lip.

Vet Mike tailors a designer jacket for capuchin Bruce, baby Tia-Nang tries to prove to her mother she is a grown-up, and Marina from the sister sanctuary in Vietnam checks on the progress of the golden-cheeked gibbons.

Alison Cronin goes undercover to save a chimp forced to work as a photographer's prop in Turkey, and turns to her Dorset MP for help.

The world's oldest woolly monkey Xuzie is diagnosed with depression, while concerns remain over Trudy the chimp. At the orang-utan enclosure, there is great excitement over Hsiao-Quai's early delivery.

Staff grow anxious when orang-utan Hsiao-quai refuses to bring her newborn baby indoors during a storm. Ailing chimp Trudy's condition starts to improve when she begins a strict new diet and 38-year-old Xuzie, the world's oldest woolly monkey, gets a treat of giant locusts to help build up her strength.

Series following the rescue and rehabilitation of more than 160 neglected and abused primates in the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset, which the founder and his wife built into a 65-acre wildlife park that is home to 15 different species.

Alison Cronin and her colleagues prepare to transport an overweight orang-utan from South Africa back to the Monkey World rescue centre in Dorset. The task poses plenty of logistical challenges, but matters are further complicated when the experts discover the creature has developed unusual habits.

The experts face unexpected problems at the airport as they prepare to fly Oshine to the UK, leaving them struggling to keep the overweight orang-utan calm. Back at Monkey World, a baby chimpanzee tries to take advantage of its privileged position and capuchin monkeys get to grips with frozen fruit.

Oshine has an eventful first night in the orang-utan nursery, and Jeremy Keeling realises helping the new arrival settle in will not be a straightforward task. There is also exciting news at the woolly monkey house, and Hanyana and the chimpanzees are released into their revamped enclosure for the first time.

A member of staff acts as a surrogate parent for Mikado, an orphaned golden-cheeked gibbon that has been brought to the centre from France. The chimpanzees play with laundry at the nursery, while recently arrived squirrel monkey Fidget makes an impression on the residents.

New arrival Oshine meets foster mother A-mei, Piquita becomes a new mum and Mikado settles in after his first week at the park.

Tensions are high as Sammy the chimp, one of the park's oldest and most popular residents, goes into surgery. The stump-tailed macaque house gets a makeover to accommodate its elderly monkeys and the capuchins go cherry-picking.

Orang-utan Oshine gets weighed, having been on a strict diet since arriving from South Africa - but she is reluctant to climb on the scales and insists that Jeremy gets on too. Meanwhile, baby golden-cheeked gibbon Mikado is introduced to his new foster mother Alex and Bart proves to be a star pupil.

Alison collects 10 stump-tailed macaques being retired from a research facility in Edinburgh. The journey is potentially dangerous as the stumpies have never been outside before and some of them are old and frail. Back at the park, staff are anxious as chimp Athena undergoes an eye operation, while squirrel monkey Fidget is a hit with the ladies.

Staff prepare for the arrival of two new woolly monkeys from Switzerland, but they are worried how the animals will cope with the long journey - and how they will fit in once they get here. The male capuchins are put to the test with a clever puzzle feeder and the female stump-tailed macaques vie for superiority.

Geriatric Gerald is rushed to the operating theatre, having recently lost weight and developed swellings on his body. Alison enlists an unusual helper to test a tracking device as she prepares for an important trip to Vietnam, and baby golden-cheeked gibbon Mikado moves in with foster mum Alex.

Alison travels to Vietnam on a ground-breaking project to release rescued golden-cheeked gibbons Merry and Lee into their natural habitat. But before the pair can be set free, they have to be radio-collared, and this proves difficult when Merry refuses to co-operate.

Oshine is introduced to the youngest members of the nursery, Lingga and Dinda, and animal director Jeremy hopes the encounter will be more successful than the orang-utan's disastrous meeting with foster mum A-mei. Meanwhile, with the boss otherwise occupied, there is a free-for-all at Hananya's when the chimps are given a large donation of fruit.

The male capuchins explore their new outdoor enclosure for the first time, Hananya shows everyone who is boss at feeding time, and baby woolly monkey Diego plucks up the courage to join his family. Meanwhile, the keepers are overjoyed to discover golden-cheeked gibbon Zoey is pregnant again.

Wildlife vet John Lewis provides a health check for stump-tailed macaques who have recently arrived from a lab facility in Scotland, but discovers they have serious dental problems. Meanwhile, ring-tailed lemur Kaiyah has her first taste of life in the trees.

Baby golden-cheeked gibbon Mikado ventures outside for the first time, while animal director Jeremy tries to coax overweight Oshine to the outdoor enclosure - but to get there, the reluctant orang-utan must first navigate a series of tunnels. Elsewhere, chimp Lulu refuses to take her medicine.

The team travels to Lebanon on a rescue mission to collect lonely chimp Kiki, who has spent the past eight years in a cage that has now rusted to the point where it cannot be opened. Meanwhile, in Dorset, overweight orang-utan Oshine proves to be a surprise star pupil.

Chimp Kiki arrives at the park after a long journey from Lebanon, but having lived on her own for eight years, she is unnerved by the sounds of her fellow primates in the adjacent room. Meanwhile, the keepers have reason to celebrate when golden-cheeked gibbon Zoey gives birth in the middle of the night.

The team prepares to introduce Kiki to fellow chimp Patricia, Oshine receives a special visitor from South Africa and Bueno has emergency treatment on several rotten teeth. Meanwhile, the keepers hear sad news about the world's oldest woolly monkey, Xuzy.

Animal director Jeremy decides to find out how much weight orang-utan Oshine has lost since she arrived at the park, chimp Hananya is taken by surprise when he meets Kiki, and baby golden-cheeked gibbon Mikado shows off the latest stages of his colour change.

Everyone hopes orang-utan Oshin will make a good surrogate mother to a new arrival, and chimp Cathy has an operation.

Rescued chimp Kiki finally ventures into the big outdoors after eight years in a tiny cage, and Jeremy visits Spain to collect a baby orang-utan.

Woolly monkey Koona is unwell, and baby Sylvester is introduced to the other orangutans.

Rescued chimpanzee Kiki has a tough time when she meets troop leader Cherry, and Jeremy heads to Slovenia to rescue two unhappy pet monkeys.

Capuchin monkey Tel proves a hit with the females, and Hanaya's chimpanzees are reunited after two months apart. Plus, an update on the baby orang-utans.

Tel makes a friend, and there is trouble in the chimpanzee nursery when Brian steals Ash's jelly. Plus, an update on the progress of the orang-utan enclosure.

The stump-tailed macaques are given a paddling pool to play in, and capuchin monkey Tel takes his first steps outside. Plus, siamang gibbon Onion may need an operation.

Baby Sylvestre meets his new mother Oshine, and a woolly monkey arrives at the reserve from Kentucky.

Chimps Kiki and Trudy become best friends, and orang-utan Oshine has a health check. Plus, the keepers hope nervous Mita will finally venture outside.

A special edition featuring a project to build Monkey World's first foreign sanctuary for endangered primates, a rescue centre in Vietnam that aims to provide future protection for gibbons.

Capuchin Diez requires emergency surgery, and the team prepares to welcome new siamang Sasak. Plus, Oshine shows her softer side to baby Silvestre.

Alison heads to Liverpool to rescue a baby marmoset. Meanwhile, overweight Oshine takes charge, and Siamang Sam inspects his new mate.

The team needs to perform a pregnancy test on orang-utan Hsiao-Lan, but face a difficult task to make her cooperate. Meanwhile, capuchin Tau takes to the trees for the first time.

Orang-utan Hsiao-Lan rejects Gordon's advances and moves back to the nursery. Meanwhile, woolly monkey Diego undergoes a delicate operation, and Jestah keeps the Bachelor chimps in line.

Oshine the orang-utan is weighed to assess whether her diet has been working and the squirrel monkeys mourn the loss of their leader.

Hunchbacked capuchin Tau needs an operation but there are concerns surrounding whether to anaesthetise him. Mother-to-be Hsiao-Lan shows off her figure.

The staff bid a fond farewell to their oldest marmoset, Betty Boo. Meanwhile, new Orang-utan Kai tries to fit in with the nursery group.

Alison and Jeremy rescue four marmosets in the West Midlands, Milo the woolly monkey attempts to follow in his father's footsteps and the new baby gibbon is named.

Woolly monkey Bueno undergoes an operation, and slamang gibbons Sam and Sasak return to the trees. Meanwhile, Lingga gives Kai a hostile welcome in the orang-utan nursery.

The team faces serious problems when orang-utan Hsiao-Lan gives birth, but refuses to look after her newborn. Meanwhile, siamang gibbons Sam and Sasak sing a duet in the trees.

The Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset welcomes its first saki monkey and the park's vets struggle to fathom what is bothering ring-tailed lemur Houdini.

Jethro battles with thieving squirrel monkeys and orang-utan Hsiao-Quai takes her adopted daughter outside for the first time. Plus, staff suspect a woolly monkey could be pregnant.

Orang-utan Kai struggles to cope without his mother, and Alison responds to an urgent call from the RSPCA. Plus, a fight breaks out in an enclosure.

Squirrel monkey Charlie is introduced to his new family and woolly monkey Enzo meets his `baby sister'. Meanwhile, the marmosets have a surprise in store.

The police are called when neglected marmosets are discovered in poor conditions, and capuchin leader Gorilon is checked over after a fight to see if he needs surgery.

Jeremy's patience is tested by Bryan the chimp's emotional outbursts, and capuchin Marlow catches a trespasser. Marmoset James hopes to be rescued from a pet shop full of predators.

The team heads to Vietnam to release rare pygmy lorises into the wild, and golden-cheeked gibbon Da returns to the forest.

The park-keepers check up on pygmy lorises Son, Sylvia and Talai to find out how they are coping in the wild in Vietnam. Alison meets baby Lala for the first time.

A new marmoset named James joins the monkey rescue centre in Dorset and is introduced to Max. Orang-utan Hsiao-Ning loses a tooth, woolly monkey Bueno's health takes a turn for the worse, and chimpanzee Tutti has an operation.

Marmoset James, who only arrived recently, ends up fighting for his life in the park's hospital, and a decision must be made when orang-utan Hsiao-Ning comes of age in the nursery.

The keepers say a sad goodbye as orang-utan Hsiao-Ning moves to Rostock Zoo in Germany, and Amy's capuchins take up residence in the Lodge.

Orang-utan Hsiao-Ning settles into her new home at Rostock Zoo, but she is a bit too feisty for her suitor Sabas. Plus, the boisterous Bachelor chimps have a playroom party.

Orang-utan Gordon has grown into an attractive mature male but the ladies are struggling to see his inner beauty. Over at the woollies, the new leader is strutting his stuff.

A Siamang gibbon is in danger of losing his mate when she is struck by a mysterious illness, and a squirrel monkey is pushed out by a new arrival.

There is a noisy welcome for spider monkeys Hickory, Flint and Pumpkin, and love is in the air for the flirtatious capuchins. Plus, big girl Oshine shares a giant ice lolly.

Woolly monkey Sara undergoes an emergency Caesarean section. Golden-cheeked gibbon Teo takes his first wobbly steps twenty metres high and Winslow's capuchins go on a treasure hunt.

Alison provides round-the-clock care for a baby monkey that has survived its first day. Plus, the staff help woolly Diego celebrate his birthday.

A bust-up at the lemur enclosure ends in serious injuries for Kaiyah. Siamangs Sam and Sasak are back singing in harmony, but marmosets Rattler and Tya's future is uncertain.

The park bids a sad farewell to woolly monkeys Julio and Diego, but staff are unsure whether they will fall for their new suitors. Plus, the marmosets move into their new residence.

Marmoset Max enjoys peace and harmony, while Baby orang-utan Silvestre makes his mark with nursery boss A-mei. Plus, woolly monkey Bueno Jnr is four weeks old and going strong.

The series begins as Alison and Jeremy rescue two marmosets mistaken for capuchin monkeys in Liverpool.

Chaos reigns at the capuchin house when Winslow's group have a weigh-in. Meanwhile, there is dissent in the ranks when chimp Tikko appears to challenge Hananya for leadership.

Five-year-old Jin leaves home and joins the orang-utan nursery. Meanwhile, troublemaker chimp Bart is up to his usual mischief when Paddy's group are given sacks full of treats.

Alison and Jeremy head to Germany to collect a lonely stumpie called Floh. Back in Dorset, the chimp team suspects Cherri might be pregnant.

Chimp Tikko undergoes surgery when he gets a tooth infection, newcomer Floh meets leader Sam, and golden- cheeked gibbon Tien is on the look-out for a mate.

Alison agrees to take in a neglected marmoset. Baby Leo is brought to the park by the RSPCA and is in a dreadful state, leaving staff unsure as to whether he will survive.

Golden-cheeked gibbon Tien finally meets his new mate, Kim, but the course of true love does not run smoothly. Meanwhile, naughty chimp Rodders pushes Lulu to the limit.

Excitement is in store at Hananya's enclosure when chimp Cherri gives birth to twins. Elsewhere, woolly monkey Pacaja takes a shine to leader Oaska.

Gordon's orang-utans swap houses with Sally's chimps, but the task of switching habitats proves to be a mammoth operation involving the veterinary team and the primate care staff.

Everything changes for Lulu, Rodders, Ash, Brian and Sally, who now have other chimps living nearby. Meanwhile, baby marmoset Leo is finally well enough to meet his new housemates.

Hananya's chimps are subdued when Cherri loses one of her newborn twins. Elsewhere, a fight breaks out at the lemur enclosure when two new arrivals are given a rough welcome.

Alison and wildlife vet John Lewis travel to Monkey World's sister sanctuary in Vietnam to release two golden-cheeked gibbons back into the wild.

Alison heads to Cheshire to rescue four more marmosets. Meanwhile, the primate care staff build a special enclosure to keep baby woolly monkey Bueno Junior safe.

In the orangutan nursery, all eyes are on Hsiao-quai, who the keepers hope will step up to the mark and adopt the orphaned baby Bulu, who has just arrived from Hungary.

The rescuers face a heart-breaking dilemma when chimp Susie is taken to the hospital and found to have an inoperable heart condition.

Alison heads to the Maldives to rescue a slow loris that was confiscated during a drug raid. Back at the park, Jeremy is outwitted by capuchin.

Baby orang-utan Bulu receives a new room-mate in the form of six- week-old Rieke from Berlin Zoo. Meanwhile, the new marmoset house is finally set to open.

Bulu and Rieke keeo the team busy.

The ninth season of the insightful documentary following the daily dramas of caring for 240 cheeky primates at the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre.

The ninth season of the insightful documentary following the daily dramas of caring for 240 cheeky primates at the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre.

Following daily life at the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset, where staff look after monkeys, chimps, orangutans and other primates.

Following daily life at the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset, where staff look after monkeys, chimps, orangutans and other primates.

Following daily life at the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset, where staff look after monkeys, chimps, orangutans and other primates.

Following daily life at the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset, where staff look after monkeys, chimps, orangutans and other primates.

Following daily life at the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset, where staff look after monkeys, chimps, orangutans and other primates.

Following daily life at the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset, where staff look after monkeys, chimps, orangutans and other primates.

A look at how Jim and Alison Cronin created the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset as a sanctuary for abused and neglected primates.

As Alison collects a female marmoset whose owner has died, the squirrel monkeys try a new puzzle and Xingu's baby ventures outside for the first time.

Capuchin Matty needs a visit from the vet after fighting leader Erico for the top spot, and the birth of a baby woolly monkey is captured on camera.

Dr Alison Cronin and animal manager Jeremy Keeling return from Argentina with chimpanzees Sasha and Kangoo, and Tuan's orang-utans receive a treat.

A marmoset family heads to a new home, while Tya returns looking for love and the Barn Woollies welcome Baby Xenia to the group.

It's vet day for some of the primates and Nelly the loris causes concern, while Sasha the chimp gets to know some of Bryan's group, and Teo the gibbon tackles a hanging feeder.

Orang-utan Silvestre undergoes a health check in preparation for moving home, while Sasha goes outside for the first time and Gismo's capuchin group play in a pit of pine cones.

The team at Dao Tien in Vietnam care for a rescued douc monkey. Meanwhile, two golden-cheeked gibbons take to the trees and a slimmed down loris finds a mate.

Infighting in one of the capuchin groups leads to surgery for Louis. Cotton-top tamarin Mo loses mate Uncas, but gains a new friend.

Documentary following daily life at Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset, where staff look after monkeys, chimps, orangutans and other primates.

Documentary following daily life at Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset, where staff look after monkeys, chimps, orangutans and other primates.

Woolly monkey Piquita requires an operation and new capuchin Louis finds a perch. Meanwhile, there is a double blow for the chimp team with two sad losses.

Alison visits Twycross Zoo to collect an orphaned orangutan in need of a new home. Plus, there is startling news about a recently rescued pet trade capuchin.

Alison attempts to rescue a squirrel monkey, who proves to be an escape artist. Newly arrived orangutan youngster Kayan meets Bulu Mata for the first time.

The park comes to the aid of two marmosets and Alison is shocked by the male's condition. Louisa reaches out the foot of friendship to male crush Mattie.

A challenging trip to the great outdoors awaits for some of the park's lorises. In Vietnam, an adventure is in store for two black-shanked douc monkeys. 

Newly arrived squirrel monkey Kimbo has a heath check and the snip. Meanwhile, orangutan youngster Kayan goes outside for the first time. 

Rescued marmoset Koba clings to life after arriving at the park in a stricken state. At Malagasy, the lemurs have a tricky tree-top challenge. 

It's moving day for young male orangutan Hujan, who is on his way to join the nursery group. Alison tries to help rescued marmoset Koba build up his strength. 

Elderly marmoset Jenny gets a visit from the vet before the arrival of a new life partner. Orangutan youngster Hujan begins to adjust in the nursery.

Alison travels to Hampshire to rescue Clyde, a pet-trade marmoset. Young orangutan Hujan, meanwhile, meets older male Bulu in the nursery. 

A visit from the vet awaits one of the park's strangest residents, while the small monkey team lose the battle to save tragic pet-trade marmoset Koba.

Alison looks forward to the prospect of baboons at the park, while recently arrived pet-trade marmoset Clyde braves the great outdoors for the first time.