These snub-nosed monkeys live at 14,700 feet—the highest of any monkey in the world—and their distinctive facial feature helps them prevent frostbite. See their other environmental adaptations on Mysteries of the Mekong: http://bit.ly/2SvYvdD | Smithsonian Channel Aviation Nation

Golden Snub Nosed Monkey! | Fairly Odd Facts

The golden snub-nosed monkey, also known as the Sichuan snub-nosed monkey is a very rare species found only in Central and Southwest China. It can be identified easily by its long golden-brown guard hairs on its back. It has a unique nose that has no protruding nasal bones, giving the species its name. They're endangered, and one of their main threats is deforestation as they like to live in secluded regions with dense tree cover.🐒🐵 #goldensnubnosedmonkey #monkey #cute #adorable #hug #china #p

2.6K views · 223 reactions | A rare glimpse of the Tonkin snub-nosed monkey - one of the world's most endangered animals. Found only in Vietnam, roughly 200 adults survive - 80% in a single forest. Amazingly, that's three times more than there were in 2002, when our teams started working with local communities and Vietnamese authorities to safeguard this fragile species. Find out more: https://bit.ly/3GVRU4i  FFI | Fauna & Flora | Facebook

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