Siamang gibbon

Two Siamang gibbons, also known as singing gibbons, were released into the wild in Indonesia after they were rescued from illegal pet traders. The pair will be monitored for four months to make sure they can survive on their own. ● LIFE SPAN: 25 to 40 years ● HABITAT: Forests in Southeast Asia ● SIZE: 29 to 35 inches tall ● DIET: Fruit, leaves, insects, and bird eggs ● FUN FACT: Siamang gibbons have large throat sacs that inflate to grapefruit size when they sing.…

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