Hoolock gibbons primarily inhabit the dense forests of Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, and China. Unfortunately, deforestation ...

Explore India’s lesser-known wildlife sanctuaries, home to snow leopards, gibbons, and more. A guide for offbeat nature and ...

Hoolock gibbon (Hoolock hoolock) is the only gibbon (apes in the family Hylobatidae) found in India, according to the analysis.Earlier, northeastern India was said to be home to two species ...

Around 3,000 western hoolock gibbons are believed to remain, some 2,600 of them in northeastern India and the rest scattered in Bangladesh, Myanmar and perhaps southern Tibet.

With long and slender arms, Hoolock Gibbons are the only apes found in the country. It was earlier believed that India had two separate species of the gibbon – the hoolock gibbon and the eastern ...

Hoolock gibbons are India’s lone ape species. They are both rare and endangered, found only in the forests of northeast India. It’s easy to confuse apes with monkeys because they are both ...

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HYDERABAD: India has only one species of Hoolock gibbons and not two. Hoolock gibbons are small apes and the only apes present in India. A research study by city-based Centre for Cellular and ...

Ashwika is passionate about protecting India’s only ape: the hoolock gibbon. Four years ago, Ash met a gibbon that touched her heart, and from that moment on she has wanted to protect them.

This includes western hoolock gibbons, an ape species that’s native to northeastern India, Bangladesh, and western Myanmar. On the IUNC Red List, the species is categorized as endangered.