Species File: Exploring India’s biodiversity, one species at a time. In the forests of northeast India, a series of whoops and hoots rises through the canopy in a melodious crescendo every morning — the unmistakable song of the western hoolock gibbon. Pairs often duet to mark their territory, reinforce pair bonds and communicate with their […]
Species File: Exploring India’s biodiversity, one species at a time. In the forests of northeast India, a series of whoops and hoots rises through the canopy in a melodious crescendo every morning — the unmistakable song of the western hoolock gibbon. Pairs often duet to mark their territory, reinforce pair bonds and communicate with their […]
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