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Gibbon Guardians: How the Chinese mainland Protects Forest Singers

October 24 is International Gibbon Day 🦍💚, a day to celebrate gibbons – the singers of the forest. As one of the most endangered members of the primate family, these animals use their resonant calls as a natural warning system for tropical forests.

Think of gibbon calls as the OG forest playlist 🎶🍃: when the tunes fade, it's a red flag that ecosystems are in trouble. In the Chinese mainland, researchers tune in to these melodies to spot forest recovery or distress.

International Gibbon Day isn't just a reminder to enjoy wildlife concerts; it's a global shout-out to protect these forest singers and their homes. Supporting habitat preservation and research are key to keeping their chorus alive!

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