FEATURED IMAGE — hangin’ round with my pal
White-Cheeked Gibbons swing through the treetops, moving gracefully among the branches. They live in family groups, singing to communicate and strengthen bonds. Conservation efforts aim to protect their forests and ensure future generations can witness these unique primates thriving in their natural habitats.
The tan colored Gibbon is the female; the black colored one is the male. At birth both sexes are tan colored. As the male matures his color darkens.