Ursine Red Howler

Ursine Red Howler

Discover the Ursine Red Howler (Alouatta ursina), a striking New World monkey known for its vibrant red fur and powerful howls that resonate through the forest canopy. As a keystone species, they play a vital role in maintaining biodiversity and forest health, while their complex social structure and foraging habits contribute to their unique ecological importance. Join us in exploring the fascinating world of these vocal primates and the urgent need for their conservation amidst habitat threats.

Southern White-cheeked Crested Gibbon

Southern White-cheeked Crested Gibbon

Discover the Southern White-cheeked Crested Gibbon (*Nomascus siki*), a critically endangered primate native to the tropical forests of Vietnam and Laos. With their striking appearance, melodious calls, and vital role in seed dispersal, these highly social gibbons exemplify unique adaptations such as brachiation and monogamous pair bonding. Learn about their fascinating behaviors, conservation challenges, and the efforts being made to protect these remarkable creatures.

Moloch Gibbon

Moloch Gibbon

Discover the captivating Moloch Gibbon, or Silvery Gibbon, a small primate endemic to Java known for its agile brachiation and enchanting vocalizations. With strong monogamous bonds and a crucial role in seed dispersal, these endangered creatures face threats from habitat loss and poaching, underscoring the urgent need for conservation efforts. Join us as we explore the fascinating life of this remarkable arboreal acrobat.

Common Gundi

Common Gundi

Discover the fascinating world of the **Common Gundi**, a small mammal native to the rocky arid regions of North Africa, including Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. Learn about their unique physical characteristics, social behaviors, and essential role in the ecosystem, as well as the conservation challenges they face. This overview provides insight into their lifestyle, diet, and remarkable agility that helps them thrive in harsh environments.

Indri

Indri

Discover the fascinating Indri, Madagascar's largest lemur, known for its striking black and white coat and haunting vocalizations. Inhabiting the rich rainforests, this critically endangered species plays a crucial role in seed dispersal, supporting its ecosystem's health. Explore their unique behavior, diet, and the urgent conservation efforts needed to protect these remarkable primates.