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Nepal Grey Langur Semnopithecus schistaceus
A langur found in the Himalayas in Nepal, Tibet, India, Pakistan, and possibly Afghanistan. They are mainly ground-dwelling but may use trees to flee from danger. They mainly eat leaves and some fruit. They live in mixed-gender groups of 4-47 individuals.
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Gray Langur
A gray langur (Semnopithecus sp.) sits at the ruins of a Hindu temple in Ranthambore Fort, Rajasthan, India
by Esther
This BBC Earth video is pretty interesting. Please be aware that it concerns grief and loss.
My university is mourning the sudden loss of a phenomenal grad student collaborating on research with members of our anthropology department in Africa. He was killed in the field. May he rest in peace.
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Gray Langur
Grey Langur
#2895 - Semnopithecus entellus - Bengal Sacred Langur
AKA northern plains gray langur and Hanuman langur.
Another primate from India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan ( but it's not like I'll be writing about any from Australia).
Sacred Langurs eat fruit, leaves, buds, some insects, stolen crops, and temple offerings - the species is sacred in Hindu religion. That doesn't stop them from being hunted for food in some areas, or shot to keep them away from crops. In Dehli captive Langurs are used to chase off Rhesus Macaques. Despite it being illegal to keep them captive.
Troops may be over a hundred individuals in size, but most are smaller, and vary widely in the ratio of males to females.
Pushkar, Rajasthan, India.
