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Endangered Langur Monkey Baby Arrives at Oklahoma City Zoo - Vimarsana News

Endangered Langur Monkey Baby Arrives at Oklahoma City Zoo

She was born on January 28.

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Meet the first baby François' langur monkey to be born at Fota - Vimarsana News

Meet the first baby François' langur monkey to be born at Fota

The little baby is already grabbing snacks at mealtimes and keeping mum and aunty busy — and you could be the one to pick its name

langur read mind: Langurs can read mind, use eight unique 'begging' gestures to demand food from people: Study - Vimarsana News

langur read mind: Langurs can read mind, use eight unique 'begging' gestures to demand food from people: Study

A recent study has found that langurs, a species of non-human primates, have the ability to communicate their food preferences through various gestures. Researchers observed langurs making eight distinct begging gestures to convey their desires for specific food items. The study also revealed that langurs can assess the mental state of humans and gauge their reactions to their food requests.

India is putting cardboard cutouts of monkeys around New Delhi and hiring men to make animal calls to scare away mischievous macaques ahead of the G20 summit - Vimarsana News

India is putting cardboard cutouts of monkeys around New Delhi and hiring men to make animal calls to scare away mischievous macaques ahead of the G20 summit

New Delhi officials are doing everything they can to prevent rhesus macaque monkeys from wreaking havoc on the city and the visiting world leaders.

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India deploys 'monkey-men' to scare away primates from G20 summit - Vimarsana News

India deploys 'monkey-men' to scare away primates from G20 summit

Indian officials preparing for the G20 summit next week have hired teams of "monkey-men" and erected primate cutouts to deter marauding monkeys from munching on the floral displays laid out for global leaders.New Delhi's city council has hired more than 30 "monkey wallahs", or "monkey-men", who mimic the hoots and screams of the aggressive langur monkey -- the natural enemy of the smaller rhesus macaque primates who wreak havoc in the capital's leafy government areas.

Source: yahoo.com