Golden Langur
- Distribution: Northeastern India (Assam, Meghalaya, West Bengal), Bhutan
- Habitat: Tropical and subtropical forests, hilly terrain
- Diet: Herbivorous, primarily leaves, fruits, flowers
- Size: Height ranges around 50-60 cm
Physical Characteristics:
- Medium-sized primate with a golden to creamy-white coat.
- Black face with prominent white or golden facial markings.
- Long tail that is often longer than its body.
- Males are larger than females.
Distribution:
- Found in northeastern India (Assam, Meghalaya, West Bengal) and Bhutan.
Habitat:
- Inhabits tropical and subtropical forests, often in hilly and mountainous terrain.
- Prefers areas with dense vegetation and a variety of tree species.
Behavior:
- Diurnal, active during the day.
- Lives in groups called troops, which can vary in size.
- Social structure involves grooming and communication through vocalizations.
- Feeds on leaves, fruits, and occasionally insects.