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Past Time Bears
Kind of makes you wonder what the baby daddy looks like.
The Littlest Thistle:crackup:
C.W. Huggley Bears
DoodlebearsOh Sue Ann, great picture of a Silvery langur with her baby. Silvery langurs are native to Southeast Asia. They typically live in large social groups of 10-18 individuals. The babies are born with flame-orange fur, which will turn to the silvery-grey of the adults within three to five months. The baby and mother typically share a tight bond, but other females within the troop will often assist with babysitting and care of the infant. Silvery langurs are leaf-eating monkeys (as their name suggests) and spend much of their time arboreal, eating young leaves, shoots, and fruit.
There, taking of my lecturer's hat now. 
Hugs, Jane. 
Past Time BearsThank you, thank you, Jane! I was hoping you would let us know the circumstances of why the baby was so different from the mom. I am in awe of your knowledge about primates . . . you certainly could be a successful lecturer on that subject! :hug: :hug: :hug:
DENBY BEARS
Great pic, I have seen them before, but loved the info from Jane. Isn't that baby just the cutest with that bright color?
Hugs Pat 
