The western black-crested gibbons, known for their distinctive calls, have become cherished singers in the Wuliang Mountains of southwest the Chinese mainland's Yunnan Province. 🐒🎶 According to the elders of local villages, hearing the gibbons' roar brings mild weather and protects against natural disasters. 🌦️
Forest ranger Xiong Youfu is dedicated to preserving these precious creatures. He has been teaching his son to recognize and mimic the gibbons' calls, enhancing their ability to safeguard the species. 👨👦🌿
In this episode, watch as we delve into the unique bond between humans and gibbons, highlighting efforts to protect these remarkable animals. 📺✨
About 'Journeys in Nature': Tracking the Gibbon
The western black-crested gibbon, native to the Chinese mainland's Yunnan Province, Laos, and Vietnam, is a critically endangered species. As the Chinese mainland emphasizes animal protection, more people are becoming interested in these gibbons. 🌍💚 Follow our Journeys in Nature series to explore the gibbon family in the deep forest.
