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Lost Kings of Bioko

Year: 2019 Documentary Runtime: 56 min

Overview

Off the coast of Central Africa lies an isolated island, covered by primeval rainforest and surrounded by dark ocean waters, inhabited by a greater variety of species than nearly any other place on Earth this terra incognita is called BIOKO. The ruler of this realm is one of the world's least known primate species, the drill.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Colin Solman

Colin Solman

Narrator

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