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https://www.arkive.org/black-crested-gibbon/nomascus-concolor/

https://www.gibbonexperience.org/black-crested-gibbon-nomascus-concolor/

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Black Crested Gibbons are one of the most endangered species on the planet, because 75% of their habitat has been destroyed due to deforestation. These animals like to live in altitudes of around 2.300m above sea level because this is where their food sources are concentrated.

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Male gibbon, yelling at his child
http://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-black-crested-gibbon-nomascus-concolor-adult-male-calling-sitting-47777965.html

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four subspecies of Black crested Gibbon, all specific to their region.
they are closely related to all other species of Gibbon, and share their territorial traits but differ in color and habitat.

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Length: 43-54cm
weight: 6.9-10kg
Males are mostly black with white or buff cheeks. Females are golden or buff with black patches and black streak on head. They have a slender shape with long arms and legs and no tail. Large Gripping Hands.

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Black Crested Gibbon in Zoo
https://alchetron.com/Black-crested-gibbon

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Black Crested Gibbons (Nomascus concolor) are found in china, Laos and Northern wild Vietnam. They live in forests of sub tropical and mountainous areas.  These primates typically live in small family groups consisting of one female, one male and their offspring.  They Birth one young  every two to three years.  The Black Crested Gibbon is a critically endangered species with only 1300 to 2000 left in the wild. They feed on ripe, sugar rich fruits, figs, leaf buds, and on rare occasions other animals.