3. They have long black hair Their tails account for 140% of their body White only on ear tufts, chin beard and perineal area They are pack animals

4. WERE THEY CAN BE FOUND Kachin State in north-eastern Myanmar Mekong and Salween Rivers In the southern parts of Asia

5. The size of these monkeys Body length: 66- 76cm(25- 29)in. Tail length: 56- 72cm(22- 28)in. Weight: Male 16.4kg (36)lbs. Female 9.4kg (20)lbs.

6. Fewer than 200 Tonkin snub-nosed monkeys left in the world They are only found in the forest They are endangered because of hunting They are endangered from logging company's

7. Their diet varies from l Leaves Twigs Bugs Insects Tree bark Bamboo

8. Female golden monkeys mature at about 4-5 years Produce 1 young after around 7-8 months gestation

9. Predators Its not known whether other animals prey upon these primates These animals live in secluded areas

10. Habitat Temperate broad leaf and conifer forests Live in mountain forests all year long They may migrate to slightly lower elevations during the winter

11. A Company that Help Tonkin Snub-nosed Monkey Conservation Project 1.Protection of the Tonkin snub-nosed monkey population and its habitat 2. Raised awareness among stakeholders about the Tonkin snub- nosed monkey and the importance of its conservation 3. Further understanding of Tonkin snub-nosed monkeybehaviour and ecology through scientific research

12. Quiz 1. How many are left in the world? 2. What kind of habitat do they live in? 3. What kind of predators do they have? 4. What is the body length?

13. Work Citied ngm.nationalgeographic.com http://news.nationalgeographic.com/ne ws/2010/10/101027-snub-nosed- monkey-sneezes-new-species- science-discovered-eaten/ http://news.nationalgeographic.com/ne ws/2010/10/101027-snub-nosed- monkey-sneezes-new-species- science-discovered-eaten/ http://www.fauna- flora.org/species/myanmar-snub- nosed-monkey/ http://www.fauna- flora.org/species/myanmar-snub- nosed-monkey/ http://pin.primate.wisc.edu/factsheets/ entry/golden_snub-nosed_monkey http://pin.primate.wisc.edu/factsheets/ entry/golden_snub-nosed_monkey

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