Javan Langur
I.U.C.N status
International Union for Conservation of Nature
LC
Least concern
NT
Near threatened
VU
Vulnerable
EN
Endangered
CR
Critically endangered
EW
Extinct in the wild
EX
Extinct
Identity card
Class :
Mammals
Order :
Primates
Family :
Cercopithecidae
Genus :
Trachypithecus
Species :
auratus
Average size
45 to 65 cm
Weight
6 to 8 kg
Longevity
20 years
Sexual maturity
3 to 4 years
Gestation
6 to 7 months
Litter
1 young
Diet
Folivore
Leaves, grass, fruits and flowers.
Did you know?
The Javan langur can have a black or orange coat, a phenomenon still unexplained by scientists. At birth, all baby Javan langurs have an orange coat, which may or may not change as they grow.
Threats and conservation
Javan langur populations are declining due to human actions (deforestation, poaching, trafficking). Led by the Aspinall Foundation in Indonesia, the main aim of the Javan langur conservation programme is to strengthen populations by reintroducing individuals into protected forests.
