The Hanuman Langur is generally most active in the early morning and late afternoon. Feeding occurs at dawn and again during the evening. They sleep on the extremities of branches, a precaution against large beasts of prey. While there are several different forms of social organization, the most frequently encountered is the single-male group, in which one adult male lives with several adult females. Hanuman langurs can be entirely terrestrial or entirely arboreal, depending on the environment. The grasping power of their hands and feet allow the langur to travel at great speeds; they have been clocked at over 20 mph.

Size: 5.25" long 4" wide 4" high
Diet: Omnivore
Origin: Bangladesh, Northwest India, the Southern Himalayas, and Sri Lanka.

Class:Mammalia Order:Primate Family:Cercopithecidae