The Highland Mangabey, or kipunji, is marked by a broad crown crest and pale underside and tail tip. It lives in limited forests in Tanzania and is active in trees by day.
The back is light to medium brown, while the center of the underside and the end of the tail are off-white. It has a broad crest on the crown; the face and hands and feet are black.
It is active by day and mainly stays in trees. It lives in groups and eats leaves, shoots, flowers, bark, fruits, and small invertebrates.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.