The earth is beautiful, but it is also very fragile, and every species that lives on the earth is unique, cannot be copied, and cannot be regenerated. Protecting the biodiversity of the earth and maintaining the ecological balance is what every human being on the earth should do, these beautiful ape creatures are actually national protected animals, know them, and let their beauty never be lost.
Bee monkeys
My big eyes can see things in the dark
The genus Monkey is 21–38 cm tall and weights up to 2 kg depending on the species. The heads are round, with narrow noses, large eyes, their arms and legs are almost equal in length, and the torso is long and flexible enough to twist and stretch to nearby branches. Slow-moving bee monkeys have a variety of adaptability in their hands and feet, can grasp like pliers, and can grasp branches for long periods of time. The secretions of the arms contain chemicals associated with cat allergies, but secondary toxins in the food of wild individuals may increase this secretion.
Bee monkeys move slowly and consciously, making little noise, and even when threatened, they simply stop moving and remain still. These critters communicate through odor markers. Males are highly territorial. They are omnivores, eating small animals, fruits, gum and other plants.
It is found in and around Southeast Asia, from Bangladesh in the west and northeastern India to the Sulu Islands in the Philippines in the east, to Yunnan Province in China in the north, and to Java Island in the south.
Bonobo monkeys
Don't look at me small, I'm good at hunting
The bonobo monkey is a nocturnal, arboreal, feeding on fruits, insects, small mammals, snails, etc. The gestation period is 5 to 6 months, 1 to 2 litters per litter. Bonobo monkeys are endemic to the Indochina Peninsula and have a narrow range of distribution, mainly in Vietnam, Laos, eastern Cambodia and southern Yunnan, China.
Bonobo monkey is one of the endangered primates, a key protected wild animal in China's Class I. and an Appendix I species of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), which the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) lists as vulnerable.
Taiwan monkeys
Whitebeard doesn't mean I'm old
The Macaca cyclopis Swinhoe, endemic to China, resembles a macaque, with a grayer body and a dark tail. Their tails are more than half their body length, but the tails of Taiwanese monkeys are longer in proportion, smaller and fatter than macaques. Inhabiting rock walls and mountain forests, it is a half-habitat animal, eating a variety of wild fruits, leaves, insects, and sometimes stealing grain and melon fruits from farmers. Form a multi-male and multi-female family group, headed by a strong adult male. 1 litter is born per litter. Life expectancy can reach 20 years. It is found in the southern and central parts of Taiwan Province of China.
Northern dolphin-tailed monkey
Winky eyes like silk
Guinea-tailed monkey (scientific name: Macaca leonina): 54–62 cm long, stout body, flattened top of the head, with a radiated black-brown apex. The hairs around the face are obliquely to the rear, and the hairs around the ears are facing forward, connected to each other like a band. The coat is pale yellowish brown throughout, but the dorsal midline is darker and darker, with a slight ridge. The tail is elongated and often 'S' shaped. The tail is bicolor, the back is dark, and the ventral surface is ochre yellow. The tail end is fluffy and resembles a broom or pig's tail. The tail is less than a quarter of the length of the body. The whole body is light yellowish brown, the hair on the top of the head is short, and the radiation is arranged in a tan flat top area, which resembles a hat; the hairs on the tail are mostly short and thin, resembling a pig's tail. The hairs on the side of the face and temporal need grow obliquely backwards, and the hairs around the ear grow forward and are connected to each other like a band. The guinea-tailed monkey, which is distributed in Tibet, China, has a darker upper body, an orange-yellow face, a blackish brown body from the back to the tail end, and a reddish black neck and back of the head; a black head with earthy yellow stains on both sides; and a yellowish or grayish-white ventral surface.
Hiyama long-tailed langur
Although the number is small, I am very comfortable
The long-tailed langur tail is longer than its body length, and its cheek hair and eyebrows are well developed. The body hair is grayish yellowish brown; the face is black; and the forehead, cheeks, chin, and throat are grayish white. Its natural habitats are tropical rainforests below 3000 m, subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forests or mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forests. Living on trees and walking on the ground. It haunts the stone cliffs in the forest on both sides of the river valley, and often moves in groups, usually in groups of dozens, foraging for food in the morning and dusk, feeding on leaves and wild fruits. Mostly give birth in April to May. The gestation period of female monkeys is 190 to 210 days. Breed 1 litter every 2 years, with 1 to 2 litters per litter. The rearing life is about 25 years.
Indochinese grey langur
I'm good at cornices
The Indochinese grey langur (Trachypithecus crepusculus), assessed as endangered by the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature), is mainly distributed in central and northeastern Thailand, northern Vietnam, eastern and southwestern Laos, and the wuliang mountains, Ailao Mountains and Xishuangbanna, Nan rolling River and Huanglian Mountains in central Yunnan, east of the Nu River in China. Its natural habitat is pristine evergreen broad-leaved forest. The population of about 2,000 grey langurs in 43 groups of grey langurs in Wuliangshan, Yunnan Province, may be the largest population of Indochinese grey langurs in China, accounting for more than one-third of the population of Indochinese langurs in China.
Black langur
Her hair was dark and shiny
The black langur is a relatively typical arboreal langur of tropical Southeast Asia and south Asia. Its natural habitats are tropical rainforests, monsoon forests and South Asian tropical monsoon evergreen broad-leaved forests along the banks of rivers and low ravines. The altitude of the habitat is less than 1200 meters. It is found in China (Chongqing, Guangxi, Guizhou) and Vietnam.
Faye's Langur
I'm a lady of the monkeys
Fei's langur is also known as Fah tzu langur, gray monkey, long-tailed monkey, big green monkey, Yigang, Mupu. It belongs to the family Primate Monkey family. The Latin scientific name is Presbytisphayrei, and the English name is Semnopithecusphayrei. The body length is 55 to 71 cm, the tail length is 60 to 80 cm, and the weight is 7.2 to 10.5 kg. He is covered in silver-gray hair, his face is black, and the skin around his eyes and mouth is pale due to lack of pigmentation. The limbs are slender and the hips are underdeveloped. The hairs on the top of the head are light silvery grey, sometimes longer and crown-shaped. The ventral surface is pale grey or pale white. There are longer black hairs between the eyebrows that protrude forward, resembling long black eyebrows.
Hat-wearing langur
Does my hat look good?
Hooded langur (scientific name: Trachypithecus pileatus): 53–71 cm long, tail longer than body length, up to 60–95 cm, weight 9–14 kg. There are 4 subspecies. The face is black, the body is silvery gray or yellow except for the ends of the limbs and the tail, the top hair is fluffy, no spiral hair, and the crown is dark, such as wearing a "small hat" on the head, which contrasts with the light-colored beard.
Hat-hooded langurs are rarely wild. It is a diurnal social animal, ranging from 2-15 animals per group, arboreal, feeding on a variety of fresh leaves, shoots, flowers and fruits. It is found in assam in northeastern India and northern Myanmar, and is found only in the Dulongjiang River Valley of Gongshan in northwestern Yunnan.
White-headed langur
Look at my grandma gray hairstyle
White-headed langur (scientific name: Trachypithecus leucocephalus): Named after its feeding on leaves. The tail is long and suitable for arboreals; it is slender and has no cheek sacs. The species is 50–70 cm long, 60–80 cm long, and weighs 8–10 kg, similar in form and size to the black langur, with a small head, a thin body, slender limbs, and a tail longer than the body. Its body hair is also mainly black, and unlike the black langur, its head is towering with a handful of upright white hairs, shaped like a pointed white melon skin hat.
Group activities, usually 5-9 members, are headed by adult males. Diurnal animals, which begin to forage early in the morning, feed mainly on leaves, fresh shoots, flowers, bark and some fruits. The average life expectancy of the white-headed langur is 25 years. Narrowly distributed and rare, only a few hundred remain, it is one of the 25 most endangered primates in the world and is recognized as the rarest monkey in the world.
Shaw's langur
How I look so good
Shaw's langur (scientific name: Trachypithecus shortridgei): head and body length 109-160 cm; shoulder height 50-70 cm; tail length 70-120 cm; hind feet 19-20 cm long; cranial length 19 cm; weight 17-40 kg. Body silver gray, hands and feet dark grey, tail color deeper to the tip of the tail. The legs are slightly grey and the lower abdomen is grayer. The skin on the face is bright black and the eyes are surprisingly yellowish-orange.
Its natural habitat is dense evergreen broad-leaved monsoon rainforest at altitudes between 600 and 1200 m. It is a diurnal social animal, ranging from 10-30 animals per group, arboreal, feeding on a variety of fresh leaves, shoots, flowers and fruits. It is found in China and Myanmar.
Yunnan golden snub-nosed monkey
You are my lover
Rhinopithecus bieti: body length 51-83 cm, tail length 52-75 cm; weight 9-17 kg. The fur of the Yunnan golden snub-nosed monkey is not golden yellow hair, but mainly gray black and white. Chinese standard name should be Yunnan Snub-nosed Monkey. They have pointed black crown hairs on the top of their heads, blue-gray or flesh-pink around the eyes and snout, and dark blue at the upturned tip of the nose. The dorsal side, hands, feet, and tail of the body are gray-black, with sparse gray-white hairs on the back. The ventral surface, neck side, buttocks and inner limbs of the body are white.
The Yunnan golden snub-nosed monkey inhabits alpine dark coniferous forest belts above 3000 meters above sea level, and can range from 2500 meters to 5000 meters in high mountains. It mainly feeds on the young leaves of pinus conifers and overwintering flower buds and leaf buds, and eats young shoots and young leaves of plants. Baby monkeys are born in 3-4 months, and female monkeys give birth to a baby every two years, and the gestation period is about 7 months.
The Yunnan golden snub-nosed monkey is endemic to China. It is only distributed at the junction of the three provinces of Sichuan, Yunnan, tibet and Tibet in China, in the Yunling Mountains of the Hengduan Mountain System on the southern edge of the Himalayas, and in a narrow area between the Lancang River and the Jinsha River.
Golden Snub-nosed Monkey
We are eager to survive
The golden snub-nosed monkey (scientific name: Rhinopithecus brelichi) is 64–73 cm long; the tail is 70–97 cm long; and the weight is 8–15 kg. The size of the Golden Snub-nosed Monkey is slightly smaller than that of the Sichuan Golden Snub-nosed Monkey, with a gray or light blue face and a light blue nose and eyebrow ridge. The snout is slightly concave downwards, and the hairs on the forehead are yellow, gradually turning gray to the posterior part. The back is grayish brown, fading from the shoulders along the outside of the limbs to the back of the hands and feet. The shoulder fossa has a white patch and the shoulder hair is up to 16 cm long. The underside of the neck , armpits , and upper extremities are golden yellow , with a dark grey caudal base and a black or yellowish-white caudal tip. Juveniles are pale in color and silver-gray throughout.
Social animals, generally about 150-250 live in groups, and the size of a group varies throughout the seasons. The range of activities is large, the largest group is more than 400, the number of females and males in the population is basically equal, and it is a mixed family group of multiple males and multiple females. The food is plant-based leaves, shoots, fruits and bark. Female monkeys are in heat estrus in summer, autumn and early winter.
It is found in Fanjing Mountain in the Wuling Mountains in Guizhou Province, China.
Because the Golden Snub-nosed Monkey inhabits the Fanjing Mountain like an isolated island, the narrow living range and the scarcity of the population are also called "the only child of the world" by scientists.
Listed in the IUCN EN (Endangered) level, it is a protected animal at the national level.
Sichuan golden snub-nosed monkey
I know we're not alone
The Golden Snub-nosed Monkey (Rhinopithecus roxellanae, English name: Golden Snub-nosed Monkey), alias Lion Nose Monkey, Nose Monkey, Golden Velvet Monkey, Orchid-faced Monkey, Rock anna Monkey, Long-tailed, Thread, Line Marmoset, Marmoset, Fruit Marmoset, Golden Marmoset, belongs to the primate, monkey family, and snor-nosed monkey genus. Soft hair, it is a precious animal unique to China, inhabiting the dense forests of high mountains and is a national first-class protected animal. The main predators are jackals, wolves, golden cats, leopards, eagles, vultures, eagles and so on.
The golden snub-nosed monkey is a typical forest arboreal animal, inhabiting forests at an altitude of 1500 to 3300 meters all year round. Its vegetation type and vertical distribution band belongs to four vegetation types, including subtropical mountain evergreen, deciduous broad-leaved mixed forest, subtropical deciduous broad-leaved forest and evergreen coniferous coniferous forest, and secondary mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forest, which do not migrate horizontally with the change of seasons, and only move vertically in habitats. Each large cluster is a small cluster of familial activity units. Each small family group consists of a strong adult male leader monkey and 3 to 5 female monkeys, as well as young monkeys under 3 years of age and nursing cubs.
Nu River Golden Snub-nosed Monkey
Thank you for noticing me
Rhinopithecus strykeri: Weighs about 20-30 kg, has a body length of 55.5 cm, a tail length of 78 cm, a total head and tail length of about 1.2 meters, and a tail length of about 1.4 times the body length. The whole body is mostly covered with dense black hairs, with a pinch of slender and forward curling black parietal hair on the top of the head, with prominent white ear feathers, most of the cheeks are naked, the skin is pale pink, the upper lip has a white "moustache", the chin also has a distinct white beard, and the color of the perineum is easily distinguishable white.
The Burmese golden snub-nosed monkey is a species of golden snub-nosed monkey endemic to Myanmar. It lives in the northeastern part of Kachin Prefecture in Myanmar and is also found in China, with a distribution area of 270 square kilometers and in the mountains at an altitude of 1700 to 3200 meters.
The species was only identified in 2010 and is listed as critically endangered on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
White-browed gibbon
The White Brow Hero is here
White-browed gibbon (scientific name: Hylobates hoolock): A mammal of the family Gibbonidae. The body length is 45-65 cm and the weight is 10-14 kg. Tailless, the forelimbs are significantly longer than the hindlimbs. Hermaphroditic , males are brownish black or dark brown with white eyebrows ; most females are grayish or grayish yellow , with more pale eyebrows. The white-browed gibbon is the larger of the gibbons, with a small head and a short, flattened face.
Its natural habitat is tropical or subtropical alpine forests. No nesting, foraging, sleeping, resting in the trees, rarely going to the ground. It mainly eats a variety of wild fruits, fresh branches and young leaves, flower buds, etc., and also eats insects and small birds. In late spring and early summer, an average of 1 litter is given every 3 years, the gestation period is 7-7.5 months, 1 litter per litter, and sexual maturity is 7-9 years. It is found in Bangladesh, China, India, and Myanmar. Global populations are on a downward trend. Belongs to CITES Appendix I.
White-palmed gibbon
Stocks are falling again
White-palmed gibbon (scientific name: Hylobates lar), primate gibbon family. The body length is 50-76 cm and the weight is 4.2-6.8 kg. The hands and feet are white or pale white, so it is called a white-palmed gibbon. The dorsal hairs are 11-15 cm long. Both sexes have two shades, dark and light. Color varies between subspecies. In addition, from the edge of the eyebrow through the cheek to the lower jaw there is a circle of white hairs formed, the face is very eye-catching.
It inhabits the tropical monsoon evergreen broad-leaved forests of South Asia at an altitude of 1000-2000 m. It often feeds on a variety of tropical berries, stone fruits and a variety of young leaves, buds, flowers, etc. Sensitive hearing and smell, sexual timidity, fear of the cold. It can be bred in all four seasons, with an annual birth of 1 litter, a gestation period of 7-8 months, and 1 litter per litter. It is found in Yunnan, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia and Sumatra, Indonesia. Belongs to CITES Appendix I.
Western black-crowned gibbon
It's a black crown, not a top
Black-crowned gibbon (scientific name: Nomascus nasutus): There are 4 subspecies with a body length of 45-64 cm and an average weight of 5.7 kg, up to 8 kg. The coat color varies greatly between the sexes. The male is completely black, with at most a few white hairs at the corners of the mouth. There is a tuft of hair on the head. Females have coats ranging from yellowish-grey to pale brown , with a dark spot on the top of the head and abdomen , in addition to the fingers and limbs may be partially blackish brown.
Living in a monogamous family group, consisting of a male, a female and one to three juveniles. Territories are marked by their cries. It is possible to use flexible long-arm jumps and climbs in the trees. Eat mainly fruit, but occasionally eat some leaves and small animals. It is found in Yunnan, China and the Lao People's Democratic Republic.
Northern white-cheeked gibbon
The face should be white
White-cheeked gibbons (scientific name: Nomascus leucogenys): 45–62 cm in length and 5–7 kg in weight. The legs are short, the palms are longer than the soles of the feet, the finger joints are long; the body is slender, the shoulders are wide and the hips are narrow; there are longer canine teeth. The body hair is long and coarse, the male is mainly black, mixed with inconspicuous silver, but the cheeks are flanked by a white or yellow hair from the corner of the mouth to the top of the ears, and the female body hair is orange to milky white, and there is no black hair on the abdomen, thus distinguishing it from the black-crowned gibbon.
Its natural habitats are tropical rainforests and subtropical monsoon forests, arboreal. Daytime activities. Good at using the alternating swing of the arms, the fingers are bent into hooks, gently holding the branches to throw the body out, soaring in the air and moving forward, which is endemic to the border areas of China, Laos and Vietnam, mainly inhabiting tropical rainforests. The total number of all species is estimated to be less than 350, making it a highly endangered species.