Tufted gray langur
A species of Gray langurs, Also known as Coromandel sacred langur Scientific name : Semnopithecus priam Genus : Gray langurs
Tufted gray langur, A species of Gray langurs
Also known as:
Coromandel sacred langur
Scientific name: Semnopithecus priam
Genus: Gray langurs
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Description
The Southern Hanuman langur (Semnopithecus priam) is a species of primate from the group of lean monkeys and is one of the six species into which the subgenus Hanuman langurs within the genus of Indian langurs (Semnopithecus), is divided into more recent systematics.
General Info
Lifespan
20-25 years
Diet
Tufted gray langur is predominantly herbivorous, heavily relying on leaves for most of its dietary needs. Yet, it takes a special interest in fruits, flowers, and seeds, adding variety and nutrients to its diet.
Appearance
Tufted gray langur is a medium-sized primate with a slim body, quadruped locomotion, and a long tail for balance. It has soft, brittle fur, predominantly grey in color with a black face. Tufted gray langur's most distinctive feature is the unique fur crest atop its head. Males have larger bodies and an impressive white ruff, which is absent in females. Mature individuals exhibit darker tones compared to juveniles.
Behavior
Tufted gray langur, also known as the Tufted Grey Langur, is a diurnal, herbivorous primate. It exhibits gregarious behavior, often seen in social groups with a single dominant male. Intricate grooming rituals promote social bonding within the group. Notably, the species engages in leaping and aerial acrobatics to navigate its forested habitat. They display vigilant territorial behavior to ensure group safety.
Population
Decreasing
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Mammals Order
Apes Family
Old world monkeys Genus
Gray langurs Species
Tufted gray langur 
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