1.Previous
3.Next

semi-evergreen and occasionally limestone forests, up to 1600 m in elevation. They are arboreal and spend most of their time in the forest canopy, including to sleep. They occasionally get on the ground to drink water or eat dirt that contains minerals. According to an ecological niche model, red-shanked doucs can live between approximately 14°N to 21°N. Their home range is approximately 36 ha and they have a core area of 8 ha, with a smaller range in the

1.Previous
3.Next