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We recently installed a trail camera on the white-handed gibbons’ habitat, and the gibbons wasted no time showing off! Check out this wild up-close view from the island! 🎥🐒🏝️

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hellamuzzarellavor 3 Jahren

Immaculate vibes 🐒

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Connor Longvor 3 Jahren

@_cowboylo_ That’s how I shake off the water when I take a shower

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🇺🇸Carlo the Equalist 🇵🇷🇪🇸🇿🇦vor 3 Jahren

That gibbon is having a blast 😂😂😂

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TravZillavor 3 Jahren

I want to do flips like that It looks so fun

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Night Owl News @11-7vor 3 Jahren

Check it out @CassandraRules

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News Channel 3-12vor 3 Jahren

Hi, can we have permission with the necessary video courtesy to use this? Thank you

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Santa Barbara Zoovor 3 Jahren

Sure! Please credit the Santa Barbara Zoo!

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