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Golden Langur
- 11 Mar 2019
About the Species:
- Golden Langur is found in a few forest patches of Assam, Tripura and Bhutan only. Due to its restricted habitat it is listed as ‘Endangered’ as per IUCN.
- Golden Langur mostly prefers evergreen or moist deciduous forests to be their habitat.
Why is its Number Decreasing?
- Stone quarrying and its habitat destruction is one of the major reasons for the number going down.
- High decibel noise generated during stone quarrying has led to change in its behaviour and ultimately leading to a low survival rate.
Source: Down to Earth
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