Malaysia's Monkeys, The White-Handed Gibbon ( Hylobates Lar ) Gibbons Are Characterized By Swift Movement Trough The Forest Canopy Using Only Their Very Long Arms To Grasp Branches. They Rarely Descend To The Forest Floor, Feeding In The Canopy On Leaves, Fruits And Insects.

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Malaysia's monkeys, the white-handed Gibbon ( Hylobates lar ) Gibbons are characterized by swift movement trough the forest canopy using only their very long arms to grasp branches. They rarely descend to the forest floor, feeding in the canopy on leaves, fruits and insects.

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Malaysia's Monkeys, The White-Handed Gibbon ( Hylobates Lar ) Gibbons Are Characterized By Swift Movement Trough The Forest Canopy Using Only Their Very Long Arms To Grasp Branches. They Rarely Descend To The Forest Floor, Feeding In The Canopy On Leaves, Fruits And Insects.

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