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Black, White and Honey

Friday October 5, 2007

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A female white-cheeked gibbon mugs for the camera at the Bronx Zoo’s Jungleworld exhibit.

White-cheeked gibbons are members of a large family of old world primates largely restricted to Asia’s tropical and sub-tropical regions.  Most species are threatened by over-hunting and habitat loss.

Adult male white white-checked gibbons are all black (except for the white cheeks); only females and young gibbons display the honey yellow-coloration.

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