Daily wildlife photography: the purple faced langur, Semnopithecus vetulus. This is an endemic species of Sri Lanka, and one of the four primate species we can find in the country. They're shy, I was only able to see them hiding in the foliage up in the trees, and only shortly without any foliage in front. That white beard is pretty cool, giving them a "wise" look! Photos taken in Hikkaduwa, Sri Lanka.
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A monkey? Does it attack a human being?
Humans are the threat to wildlife, unfortunately.
Agree..but those human who doesn't care about other living being won't ever realized this thing.
Very nice content! I love wildlife photography and that's the one I want to try someday if I can buy an appropriate lens for that.
A good optical zoom is a must. I don't even have a reflex, use a bridge camera. But for now, gets the job done.
Take your orignal photography
this may be a type of ape, but this species is very rarely found, and it is true that this population is mostly located in Sri Lanka, this animal must be protected so that it does not become extinct. good shot friend.