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Western Hoolock Gibbon

KingdomOrderFamilyGenusSpecies
AnimaliaPrimatesHylobatidaeHoolockHoolock hoolock
Western Hoolock Gibbon
IUCN Status: Endangered
  • Common Name: Western Hoolock Gibbon
  • Taxonomy Classification Year: 1834
  • Monkey Size: 60 to 90 cm (23.62 to 35.43 in)
  • Skin Color(s): Black or dark brown
  • Habitat: Forest, rainforest, scrub forest
  • Diet: Omnivorous
  • Native Countries: Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, China

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  1. One of the most impressive aspects of the Western Hoolock Gibbon is their strong family bonds. They form monogamous pairs and engage in long-lasting relationships, working together to raise their offspring. Witnessing their nurturing behavior and the adorable interactions within their family groups is heartwarming.

    At Lawachara reserve forest has the largest population of Western Hoolock Gibbon in Bangladesh. Check out more at here https://nijhoom.com/lawachara-national-park/

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