langurs
Long-tailed leaf-eaters
Langurs are slender, long-tailed monkeys native to South and Southeast Asia.
They belong to the leaf-eating monkey family, with specialized digestive systems for processing foliage.
Most species have distinctive coloring—gray, black, or golden fur, often with contrasting faces.
A troop of langurs moved through the temple grounds.
The Hanuman langur is sacred in Hindu tradition.
Tree-dense ecosystem
- canopyOverhead protective covering
- treesWoody plants with trunks
- AsiaLargest continental landmass
- IndiaSouth Asian republic
Southeast Asia · Borneo · Sri Lanka · Nepal · Himalayas · rainforest · mangrove · jungle
Tailed primate mammal
- primateHigher mammal order member
- Old World monkeyPrimate with downward-facing nostrils
- proboscisElongated animal head appendage
- snub-nosedHaving a short, flat nose
forest
Tree-dense ecosystem
India · Southeast Asia · Borneo · Sri Lanka · Nepal · Himalayas · rainforest · mangrove · jungle · woodland
monkey
Tailed primate mammal
- primateHigher mammal order member
- Old World monkeyPrimate with downward-facing nostrils
- proboscisElongated animal head appendage
snub-nosed · colobus · macaque · gibbon · simian · arboreal · troop
sacred
Worthy of reverence
- HinduFollower of ancient Indian religion
- templeSacred worship structure
- worshipReligious reverence and praise
mythology · Ramayana · deity · venerated · protected · offerings · pilgrims · India · blessing · religious
leaves
Tree's photosynthetic organs
flowers · seeds · bark · fermenting · cellulose · digestion · browse · vegetation · shoots · buds
- primatesape, apes, baboon, baboons, monkey
- rainforest lifetoucans, orangutans, macaws, sloths, parrots
- zoo animalselephants, lions, tigers, giraffes, zebras
- wildlife conservationhabitat protection, game warden, species protection, wildlife officer, wildlife refuges
- Southeast Asian wildlifeorangutan, tigers, elephants, Sumatran tiger, orangutans
- VaranasiVaranasi, Benares, Kashi, Ganges, pilgrims
langursgreat apes
Tailless primate family
gorillas · chimpanzees · orangutans · bonobos · hominids
langursmacaques
Medium-sized Old World primates
baboons · mandrills · capuchins · spider monkeys · marmosets
langursspider monkeys
Slender tropical primates with limb-like tails
howler monkeys · capuchins · marmosets · tamarins · squirrel monkeys