The Monkey Dance

As a child in school, I vividly remember watching multimedia presentations that went something like this:

“Magma exists just below the crust of the earth…”
{BEEP!}
{flip}
{pause}
“The crust of the earth rides on this magma, islands floating on a sea of molten rock.”
{BEEP!}
{pause}
“These crustal plates, as they are called…”
{click of a pause button}
“Matthew, please flip the projector to the next slide!”

As a child in school, I vividly remember watching multimedia presentations that went something like this:

“Magma exists just below the crust of the earth…” {BEEP!} {flip} {pause} “The crust of the earth rides on this magma, islands floating on a sea of molten rock.” {BEEP!} {pause} “These crustal plates, as they are called…” {click of a pause button} “Matthew, please flip the projector to the next slide!” “Oh, right, sorry…” {flip} “…grind against one another causing earthquakes, volcanoes, and massive ocean waves called tsunamis…”

Yep, the good old days of the flip-slide projector. Well, today I ran across a nifty YouTube video in the same vein which talks about the massive monkey population of the planet:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a15KgyXBX24