Typically moving in small family group, however, this seemingly aged White-thighed Surili was moving alone, foraging for food.
And there, as it paused and scanned, and scanned, without success before it swung off, its presence and image spoke volumes - a face that launched a lump in the throat.
Surilis normally move together in a small group comprising an adult male, several females and young ones.
What could be the story behind this lone male moving slowly and rather passively on its own with no family members anywhere in sight?
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