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    Pileated Gibbons are indigenous of South East Asia. They form monogamous couples that retains their territory through loud vocalisation known as singing. Illegally hunted as pets it is estimated that up to ten animals dies for every baby gibbon sold as such.

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    Pileated Gibbons are indigenous of South East Asia. They form monogamous couples that retains their territory through loud vocalisation known as singing. Illegally hunted as pets it is estimated that up to ten animals dies for every baby gibbon sold as such.

     

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