With their long, bulbous, and droopy noses, male proboscis monkeys are often listed among Earth’s ugliest animals. The noses of these endangered primates endemic to the island of Borneo in ...

It might not hold for humans, but for Borneo’s endangered proboscis monkeys, it’s a way of life: (nose) size matters. Among the primates, the males that most resemble Cyrano de Bergerac have ...

The primate prefers forest areas — including lowlands and swamps — and the proboscis monkey is classified as endangered on the IUCN Red List. The elephantnose fish, which can grow to lengths ...

Dr. Balolia said the jungle-like environment in which these endangered primates live could explain why their noses evolved to ...

A recent study warns that the ongoing construction of Indonesia’s new capital city on the island of Borneo could destabilize the population of endangered proboscis monkeys currently thriving in ...

Found only on Borneo and nearby islands, proboscis monkeys are endangered: they depend on threatened forests and are hunted for food and traditional medicine. Mogens is a zoologist and mammal ...

Yes, the nose of the proboscis monkey is long, bulbous and ... The humans have designated their species as endangered. This is because their population has decreased. One of the threats they ...

Proboscis monkeys, which are endangered, are known for their bulbous noses, but they also have sinuous limbs and smooth, golden coats that seem as if they have been brushed with a fine comb.

Dr Balolia said the jungle-like environment in which these endangered primates live could explain why their noses evolved to become so big. “Proboscis monkeys live in coastal mangroves and ...

Dr Balolia said the jungle-like environment in which these endangered primates live could explain why their noses evolved to become so big. "Proboscis monkeys live in coastal mangroves and ...