Visitors to the karst hill landscape of Guangxi's Zhuang autonomous region in southern China may notice mysterious black ...

Explore the world of extraordinary monkeys with rare traits, vibrant appearances, and surprising behaviours. Find out where ...

The golden langurs, identified by their thick golden furs, are usually found in the Black Mountains of Bhutan and the northeast parts of India. They are shy species and don’t leave the safety of the ...

Also known as the tiger of the river, the golden mahseer benefits—like other endangered species in the country, including actual tigers, white-bellied herons, and golden langur monkeys—from ...

From the tiny Philippine Tarsier to the colorful Golden Langur, ... This video showcases rare primates like the Bald Uakari with its striking red face, the long-nosed Proboscis Monkey, ...

Francois' langur, also known as Tonkin leaf monkey, is a first-class nationally protected animal and one of the endangered species. The adult monkeys are easily recognizable by their sleek black fur ...

Gee Golden Langur: They are unique monkey with striking golden fur, a black face, and a long tail. Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey: Inhabiting the mountainous forests of China, these monkeys are known for ...

Gee’s Golden Langur. This species of monkeys is found in the rocky terrains of China. With a snub nose and golden fur, these animals love to be in cold weather. Golden Snub-nosed Monkey. Image Source ...

Just take the baby silvered langur monkey that New York’s Bronx Zoo recently welcomed to its animal family. If this cutie pie doesn’t make your day, we don’t know what will.

A rare baby silvered langur is making its debut at the Bronx Zoo in New York City. The orange-colored monkey was born in November 2024. Justice Kagan denies emergency appeal to halt deportation of ...

Name game: The golden langur's scientific name, Trachypithecus geei, honours the famous Indian zoologist, G. H. Ghosh, who first identified the species in 1953. Jumping champs: These monkeys are ...

Within moments of stepping off the boat, Dhyey captured an image of a golden langur sitting high up in a tree. The monkey briefly made eye contact and then slipped away. With fewer than 2,500 mature ...