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Bornean white-bearded gibbon, Hylobates albibarbis

July 2016. There were two animals in an unattractive but fairly spacious cage. In a similar cage next to them was a female proboscis monkey.

Bornean white-bearded gibbon, Hylobates albibarbis
Vision, 3 Mar 2018
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    • Chlidonias
      This really doesn't look like a White-bearded Gibbon.
      17 Jun 2018
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    • Vision
      @Chlidonias indeed it doesn't! I think I might have uploaded an animal from another enclosure, because I have now found pictures of the two animals that I mentioned in the description of this post.
      One of those two still looks wrong for H. albibarbis. The other does actually have a white beard so I assume that's a better start, but I'm not sure how to positively distinguish them from other gibbon species, so I'm still not confident that this would be H. albibarbis (which seem to have a much browner fur colour than this animal):

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      17 Jun 2018
    • Chlidonias
      That second photo rather looks like a Mueller's Gibbon also. They are quite variable. I don't think it is an albibarbis (though it's not the best photo to try and get an ID from).
      17 Jun 2018
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    • Eagle
      I took a photo of an gibbon that I thought is H. albibarbis, but i must confess, that it's really a hard task to distinguish H. albibarbis from H. agilis. What do you think?

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      12 Dec 2019
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