The Laotian langur[1] (Trachypithecus laotum), also known as white-browed black langur, is another primate species in the Cercopithecidae family.
- Its natural habitat is tropical or subtropical dry forests. These graceful langurs are long, slender, and muscular, with shiny black fur that covers the entire body and tail.
- The stripe of white fur that grows on their cheeks resembles a delicate touch of color and gives them a distinguished look.
- It extends above and behind their rounded ears to the nape of their neck. Their smooth oval face is crowned by a bristly lock of hair.
- Their eyes are brown, and their nostrils are slanted downwards.
- They also have 5 digits on their feet and hands, making them very dexterous.
