the typical gibbon is represented by the Hulock. its name comes from the Hindi-Sprache and refers to its loud reputation ("uluk"). The prolonged chant of the Hulocks consists of two differently high sounds on the other hand in alternate consequence, the best what one with "hahu-hahu" or could rewrite similarly.
Spread it is the gibbon widespread widest northwest and finds myself also in the eastern Himalayavorgebirgen of Assam, in Burma and Bangladesh.
Shape The Hulock is colored black, gray or brown in the female sex, and also the young are gray at first. The fur of the males is ebony on the other hand. However, all Hulocks are recognizable at its white headband above the eyes crosswise.
Reproduction Hulocks become sexually mature with approximately 5 years. The boys become from December to March, d. h. in the cooler season, born. Hulocks live in monogamy.
Endangering The Hulock is endangered through the destruction of its habitat and is protected by the Washingtoner Artenschutzübereinkommen like all gibbons.
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