The Secret Life of Raffles Banded Langur

The video discusses a unique tree-dwelling monkey species found only in Malaysia and Singapore. It highlights the challenges faced by the species due to habitat destruction, leaving only a few hundred individuals. The video explores their behavior, social structure, and family dynamics, focusing on the alpha male and his offspring. It emphasizes the importance of conservation efforts to protect these shy and elusive primates.

Where are the tree-dwelling monkeys exclusively found?

• Indonesia and Thailand

• Philippines and Brunei

• Malaysia and Singapore

• Vietnam and Cambodia

What is the approximate number of these monkeys surviving in Singapore?

• About 100

• About 150

• About 60

• About 200

How tall are these monkeys, making them the largest nonhuman primates in the city?

• One and a half meters

• Half a meter

• Two meters

• Just over a meter

What is the social structure of these monkeys?

• They form pairs

• They live in small family groups

• They are solitary

• They live in large herds

Who primarily takes care of the young monkeys?

• The alpha male

• The mother

• The entire troop

• The older siblings