In the black cardamom forests, the female gibbons in a study group gave birth in 2008 and 2012 but did not reproduce afterward, possibly due to aging. And the other two groups in the cardamom ...

When they are first born, baby gibbons cling tightly to their mother’s midsection, almost like a belt. This allows the female to hold the baby while sitting with her knees up—a typical gibbon ...

It’s said that a female gibbon can be worth hundreds of dollars. Many cultures use gibbon bones for medicinal properties, which makes hunting the apes more desirable. Even in the best ...