This Endangered Monkey is One of the World’s Most Colorful Primates | Short Film Showcase
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Published 2019-03-11
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Similar to the grey-shanked douc, it has a golden face, white chin and dark grey to black hands and feet. Due to hunting, disease, habitat loss, and unregulated mass tourism, the red-shanked douc could face extinction in the near future. Watch the colorful primate in its natural habitat in this film by Ryan Deboodt (www.ryandeboodt.com/)
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This Endangered Monkey is One of the World’s Most Colorful Primates | Short Film Showcase
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All Comments (21)
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Named after its bright red legs, the endangered red-shanked douc is found only in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. What are your thoughts on this beautiful creature?
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I'm glad National Geo is still around. I used to spend hours as a kid watching Nat Geo on VHS
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I just fail to comprehend sometimes how beautiful our planet is.....
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As a local in Đà Nẵng, we call them "Angels of the forest"
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Now I have realized what it truly means and how important it is to preserve beautiful creatures like these for the later generations to see.
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They are absolutely beautiful! They don't even look real.😮❤️Thank you for sharing. ❤️
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Who loves nature 🌍
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What a wonderful people around the world here. To the person who is reading this, I wish you a calm, successful, and healthy life forever with a peace of mind
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They're like wearing cute socks and underwear 😍
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They look cute. It is regrettable that they are endangered.
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Hope we are like these... Soo peaceful.. No violence, no vengeance, just eat, socialize, explore, sleep...
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I just found out about this animal and I'm donating immediately to its preservation because this is the most surreal/trippy creature I've ever seen.
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I just discovered these STUNNING creatures today and I have never fallen in love with an animal so quickly. Absolutely my favourite animal ever. They look majestic, from another world.
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Beautiful looking species. Would be a shame to lose them. Hope it works out. Nice one NG
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They are beautiful and the way they jump from tree to tree is so neat to watch. So truly sad they are endangered.
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I never knew animals could be this cute and funny at the same time. Amazing content!
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Thesemonkeys almost seem magical, their something about their faces and eyes, like they are infinitely wise and proud.
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They look like something out of a ghibli studio movie
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My God the way you have shot it is brilliant. It speaks so much of the kind of talent possessed by people working for Nat Geo. Keep such adventures coming... :)
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What a unique species of primates, this is my first time seeing them. their gorgeous red fur is rly eye catching i hope we can keep these beautiful creatures alive for many more years to come and expand their numbers in the wild!
