¿Monkey right? then I will tell her story.
At the heart of the African rain forest, in a region little explored in the Republic of Congo, scientists have found a hitherto unknown monkeys. This is a new species of primate that have called Lesula, but refer to it respecting the popular name, Lesula.
Scientists first saw a Lesula captive in the house of a master of the city of Opala, back in June 2007
His hair is gray to brown pink, black on the legs and distinctive stripes amber.
"The Lesula is shy and was the primate was observed less frequently among all registered campaigns recognition." They have also recorded their sounds, low-pitched vocalizations emitted especially first thing in the morning.
Genetic analysis of Lesula made, along with morphological, unequivocally demonstrate that it is a new species different from its closest relative, the C.hamlyni. The late discovery for science does not prevent the risk of extinction.
At the heart of the African rain forest, in a region little explored in the Republic of Congo, scientists have found a hitherto unknown monkeys. This is a new species of primate that have called Lesula, but refer to it respecting the popular name, Lesula.
Scientists first saw a Lesula captive in the house of a master of the city of Opala, back in June 2007
His hair is gray to brown pink, black on the legs and distinctive stripes amber.
"The Lesula is shy and was the primate was observed less frequently among all registered campaigns recognition." They have also recorded their sounds, low-pitched vocalizations emitted especially first thing in the morning.Genetic analysis of Lesula made, along with morphological, unequivocally demonstrate that it is a new species different from its closest relative, the C.hamlyni. The late discovery for science does not prevent the risk of extinction.
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