The idea of being nothing, then something, then nothing is probably--no almost certainly--beyond the
colobus monkeys. Is this one of the major differences between them and me?
For 11 months, Wasserman and his team followed a group of red
colobus monkeys in Uganda's Kibale National Park and recorded what the primates ate.
A recent addition to Rwanda's tourism trail is the Nyungwe Forest, where visitors can encounter more than 75 mammal species, including chimpanzees and rare
colobus monkeys. Development of the forest as a sustainable tourism site is being aided through a U.S.
At other sites, researchers have reported that teams of male chimps, using only their hands and mouths, hunt and kill red
colobus monkeys and then divvy up the meat.
Staff plan to reintroduce her to the other black and white
colobus monkeys in three months.
Tests carried out at the National History Museum proved it was made from the skins of black and white
colobus monkeys. It has been illegal to import their fur since 1975 but it is not illegal to own it.
Sadly, this aroused Hertfordshire Police' s interest, given that trading in gorilla fur is illegal, and the Dead or Alive frontman had to hand the dead animal over, which turned out to be white
colobus monkeys. I might move to Hertfordshire, actually, given it's clearly such a crime-free idyll the police have nothing better to do.
The experts have confirmed that the fur orginates from black and white
colobus monkeys.
"They're also killing 15,000 chimps and 7.5MILLION red
colobus monkeys a year - all to supply an illegal meat trade.
Population studies of chimpanzees' favorite prey species, red
colobus monkeys, provide evidence of game sinks in chimpanzee war zones.
Smaller primates wind up on the table, too, with approximately 7.5 million red
colobus monkeys being killed for food each year.
In colloborative hunts from four to six individual hunters performed different and complementary roles in obtaining prey (usually red
colobus monkeys).