White Cheeked Gibbon
Locomotion
White-Cheeked Gibbons Locomotion
As a result white cheeked gibbons move so fast their little hairs fly back.Naturally their hands and feet are both hands so they can grab on to the rope and slightly grab on to the tree branches. Gibbons are adapted for an arboreal lifestyle and use a mode of locomotion called brachiation. Brachiation is a hand over hand motion gibbons use to move through the trees.
White Cheeked Gibbons Playing Together
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Cute Gibbon Baby "Thani" Learning the Ropes at Brookfield Zoo
The monkey climbed the pipe and said start every day with a smile
It looks like he is climbing a moutain
Conservation Connection: White Cheeked Gibbon
Cute baby Gibbon learns to walk