Leaf Monkey Collection
The leaf monkey, also known as the Francois Langur, is a captivating primate species found in Southern China and Northeast Vietnam
All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping
The leaf monkey, also known as the Francois Langur, is a captivating primate species found in Southern China and Northeast Vietnam. With its striking black fur and white face, this captive creature never fails to mesmerize onlookers. In another part of the world, we encounter the Hanuman Langur or Common Langur. Standing proudly in front of Ranthambhore Fort, this majestic primate showcases its elegant physique and regal presence. Venturing into Gaoligongshan National Park in Yunnan province, we stumble upon the Phayers Leaf monkey. Its vibrant coat blends harmoniously with the lush greenery surrounding it, creating a picturesque scene that epitomizes nature's beauty. A young Hanuman or Northern Plains Grey Langur catches our attention as it sits contemplatively amidst its natural habitat. The innocence reflected in its eyes reminds us of the wonders of youth and discovery. Moving further into the treetops, we witness a heartwarming sight – a mother Hanuman Langur cradling her precious baby. This tender moment captures the essence of maternal love within these intelligent primates. Bandhavgarh reveals yet another endearing image: a Northern Plains Grey Langur baby tightly holding onto its mother for security. It symbolizes not only their physical bond but also their strong familial ties that endure throughout generations. Amidst ancient temple ruins stands a solitary Hanuman or Common Langur. Its serene expression seems to hint at an unspoken wisdom acquired through centuries spent observing human civilization come and go. Resting peacefully together as a family unit, several Hanuman or Northern Plains Grey Langurs find solace amidst their surroundings. Their unity serves as an inspiration for us all to cherish our loved ones and seek comfort in each other's company. Traveling across continents brings us to Arusha National Park in Tanzania where we encounter Mantled Guerezas gracefully moving through trees with their distinctive black and white fur.