The Banded langur[1], also known as the Raffles’ banded langur or banded leaf monkey, is a primate species in the Cercopithecidae family.
- Slender limbs, perfect for tree life, and a long tail protruding from the slender body of the banded langur.
- The hair on their head tends to hang loose in a mohawk configuration or triangular tuft.
- Dark eyes peer through two white circles in search of fruit.
- Generally, members of the species wear dark fur coats that are visibly lighter on their bellies, ranging from bright white to duller gray stripes.
- Banded langurs have particularly dark hair, accentuating the white stripes they wear on their inner thighs.
