White-handed gibbons come in two color varieties, a dark brown (almost black) and a more light brown or beige. A few weeks ago I posted one of the darker guys. Here’s one of the lighter ones. It’s amazing how long their arms are — and as I said before — how agile they are high up in the canopy, especially for being such a large primate. Nikon D500 with 200-400mm lens (at 260mm) ISO 1600, f/4 at 1/100th of a second
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White-handed gibbons come in two color varieties, a dark brown (almost black) and a more light brown or beige. A few weeks ago I posted one of the darker guys. Here’s one of the lighter ones. It’s amazing how long their arms are — and as I said before — how agile they are high up in the canopy, especially for being such a large primate.
—– Limbs of wood and limbs
—– Of sinew define this forest
—– For a tailless ape .