Everything About Gibbons

Only a few people are familiar with the beautiful and fascinating animal that is the Gibbon.

These great apes are found in parts of Africa, Southeast Asia, and China, yet they remain a mystery to most.

Do you know that the Gibbon is one of the smallest primates in the world?

3 to 6 kilograms

The Gibbon is an arboreal species, meaning it can be found inhabiting tropical rainforests from India to Indonesia.

These great apes are found in parts of Africa, Southeast Asia, and China, yet they remain a mystery to most.

Location

Additionally, they are omnivorous and have been known to feed on fruit, bark, leaves, and insects.

Diet

There are also around ten species of gibbons recognized by scientists.

Species

Due to hunting and habitat loss, these magnificent animals have become endangered in more recent times.

Endangered

Thanks to their long arms, which allow them to swing from branch to branch with impressive speed and grace.

Swingers

Socially, gibbons form monogamous pair bonds for life, participating in  various vocal duets between mates throughout their relationship.

Relationships

Gibbons are the ape family’s most acrobatic members, often showing off their fantastic agility high in the treetops.

Acrobats

There is still so much more to discover about these intriguing animals!

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