Langur

The Langur (or sometimes called the belt monkey) is a species of monkey that is abundant in the forests of Cambodia and several other countries in Southeast Asia.

Here is a summary of the information:

• Appearance: They are small-bodied apes. Males are typically black with white hands and feet, while females are silver-gray with a black cap and chest. The distinct "ring" or "collar" of lighter fur around their face gives them their name.
• Habitat: They live in troops or family pairs in the dense tropical rainforests and evergreen forests of Cambodia, Thailand, and Laos.
• Diet: Their main diet consists of fruits, leaves, shoots, flowers, and occasionally small insects.
• Conservation Status: They are currently listed as Endangered due to illegal poaching, the pet trade, and habitat loss from deforestation.