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Red-shanked Douc Langur (poor quality photo, but it's still alive!)

July 29th, 2019

Red-shanked Douc Langur (poor quality photo, but it's still alive!)
snowleopard, 1 Aug 2019
    • DelacoursLangur
      I assumed it was long gone by now, great to hear. I assume its old and post reproductive, however if its at all possible It would be great to reunite it with its own kind at zoo Chleby. Its been more than a year since two males were born and it seems to be a smashing success!
      4 Aug 2019
    • TeaLovingDave
      4 Aug 2019
    • DelacoursLangur
      @TeaLovingDave The last baby Im aware of was a male born in 2007, I assume this is him. Potential to introduce it to the other group but more tricky than with a female. I doubt cologne would let him go though, selfish as it is.
      4 Aug 2019
    • Onychorhynchus coronatus
      What a beautiful species of monkey!
      9 Apr 2020
    • Cat-Man
      What happened to the last one?
      25 Jan 2024
    • TeaLovingDave
      @Cat-Man

      Snowleopard tempted fate too hard, and it died about three months after he posted this photo! :D:rolleyes: As noted it wasn't all that old either - last I heard, the cause of death was never determined.
      25 Jan 2024
      Cat-Man and snowleopard like this.
    • Cat-Man
      @TeaLovingDave Thanks Dave, terribly sad. Do you know how are they doing in France and the Czech Republic? Would be interesting to note if they’re still having the same issues.
      25 Jan 2024
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