Gibbons
Gibbons are small monogamous, territorial apes that live in the rain forests of south east Asia. In many parts of Thailand they are illegally kept as pets and as tourist attractions. The only way of getting the baby is by shooting the mother. Here they work with Gibbons that have been taken away by the police or handed in by owners. This center tries to rehabilitate them, by doing medical checks, then going through a series of cages and different environments and partners to eventually by released back into the wild. Listen to the next video to hear their loud territorial songs.
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