Black-and-white Langur

Black-and-white LangurThis langur occurs in central Sumatra. Field visits from 2016 to 2022 recorded it in forest and rubber-growing landscapes and documented feeding on rubber-tree and leaves of mango (Mangifera sp.).What does it look like?Adults have dark or grayish-black backs and outer arms, contrasting with white underparts, limbs, throat, inner tail, and tail tip. The face is dark gray, with a black muzzle and a forehead fringe.How does it live?This langur occurs in central Sumatra. Field visits from 2016 to 2022 recorded it in forest and rubber-growing landscapes and documented feeding on rubber-tree and leaves of mango (Mangifera sp.).During 2016–2022 visits, researchers observed it in degraded forest and rubber plantations and confirmed feeding on rubber-tree and leaves of mango (Mangifera sp.).Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.