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The Hanuman Langur is named after the Monkey god Hanuman in the Hindu religion and is considered sacred. They live in Southern Asia, extending across India Pakistan Bangladesh and Myanmar. They weigh between 25-40 although males sometimes weigh heavier. They can be 43-70 inches tall although their tails are the longest part of them. Their diet consists of fruit, leaves, and flowers.

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The Langur has nerve cells which electrochemically send information between sensory receptors and the central nervous system. They have Blood cells which carry oxygen to the body's tissue and collect carbon dioxide. Also muscle cells which can form three different muscle types cardiac, smooth and skeletal. Skin cells are also present which make up the tissue that covers the body

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The Hanuman Langur reproduces sexually by the act of one male and one female coming together in the sexual act and the male sperm meets the females egg.
The gestation period is 190-210 days.

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The Hanuman Langur is a warm-blooded creature so its body maintains
When they sleep at night their fur protects them and helps keep them warm

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The Langur is a consumer. He eats plants, flowers, fruits, and nuts while occasionally eating insects and soil.

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The genetic instructions are named deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA).
DNA is found inside the nucleus of each cell.

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The Langur grows like humans from infancy to childhood to juvenile to adolescense
The Langur is usually 2ft in length and 28 lbs in adulthood