This langur has an amputated right forearm. The wound has healed cleanly and it is able to keep up with the rest. I did not notice any discomfort or disadvantage being faced by this individual.
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This langur has an amputated right forearm. The wound has healed cleanly and it is able to keep up with the rest. I did not notice any discomfort or disadvantage being faced by this individual.
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I have seen animals and birds carry on with their lives despite physical handicaps. I had photographed one flamingo with one leg. Will post that later.
I wonder how the langur would be climbing trees without one of its forearms.
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