Indochinese silver langurs in Kien Luong

During the annual dry season, the Indochinese silver langurs in the Hon Chong area of ​​Kien Luong commune descend from the mountains in search of food and water. Some of the smaller langurs, with their beautiful orange fur, are carried by their mothers as they climb and explore. Photographers often wait for the langur breeding season to capture the most stunning photographs.

Adult Indochinese silver langurs may look fierce, but in reality, they are gentler and more timid than monkeys towards humans. Indochinese silver langurs are listed in the Vietnamese Red Book as critically endangered.

Mother and baby Indochinese silver langurs descend from the mountains to forage for food.

A close-up of an Indochinese silver langur.

The baby langurs are very beautiful, with their orange-yellow fur, being carried by their mothers as they search for food. However, the young's beautiful coat quickly turns black after only about two weeks.

Performed by HUYNH VO - PHAM HIEU

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