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Siamang

Symphalangus syndactylus

Siamangs are small (lesser) apes that live high in the trees. Like all apes, they do not have tails. They play an important role in keeping the forest healthy because they disperse the seeds of the fruit they eat.

Found At

Lost Kingdom

CONSERVATION STATUS

Endangered

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