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Gibbons

Scientific Name

Hylobatidae

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These acrobatic apes can swing through the trees at high speed thanks to their long arms and agile bodies. They also form strong social bonds with each other.

Life Span

In the wild

25-50 years (varies by species)

at the zoo

Varies by species

Size

Weight

10-25 pounds (varies by species)

Height

Varies by species (e.g., Siamang Gibbon: 1.9-2.3 feet)

Diet

Omnivorous

A lot of insects and occasionally plants.

Region

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Originated from Southeast Asia.

They inhabit rainforests and other dense forest environments.

Conservation Status

Endangered (EN)

Learn more about their conservation status.

The IUCN, International Union for Conservation of Natur maintains the Red List, a global database assessing the conservation status of species. It's a vital tool for tracking endangered species and guiding conservation efforts.

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Gibbons
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