Definition
A gibbon is a small, slender ape belonging to the family Hylobatidae. Gibbons are known for their long arms and exceptional agility in trees. They move through the forest canopy using a form of locomotion called brachiation 🤸. These primates typically live in monogamous pairs, defending their territory with loud calls. Gibbons primarily eat fruits, leaves, and insects. Many gibbon species are endangered due to habitat loss.