A new documentary called "Gibbons and Guardians" is taking you inside the Gibbon Conservation Center in Santa Clarita, CA to show you what they are doing to preserve and educate the public about the endangered Gibbon. Get more details: http://4.nbcla.com/Mth6Lij | NBC LA

Watch this gibbon gracefully leap from tree to tree, then run with its arms raised high—showcasing its incredible agility and unique arm-to-body ratio. With arms much longer than their bodies, gibbons are perfectly adapted for swinging through forests. Sadly, these fascinating creatures are endangered, reminding us of the urgent need to protect their natural habitats. | Beautiful World

Watch this gibbon gracefully leap from tree to tree, then run with its arms raised high—showcasing its incredible agility and unique arm-to-body ratio. With arms much longer than their bodies, gibbons are perfectly adapted for swinging through forests. Sadly, these fascinating creatures are endangered, reminding us of the urgent need to protect their natural habitats. | Beautiful World

No tail. All arms. Main-character energy. This is a brown gibbon, a true acrobat of the treetops. Gibbons don’t swing, they fly from branch to branch using brachiation, powered by arms longer than their legs. They’re also famous for their hauntingly loud songs, which can carry for over a mile through the forest. #Gibbon #PrimateLife #WildlifeReels #AnimalFacts #NatureNerd #Rainforest | Discvr Blog

Our Lar gibbons, Huggy, Meo, and their youngsters were caught on film by keepers having a swinging time! Fun fact: Lar gibbons make distinctive musical ‘whoop’ sounds; their loud resonant songs can be heard up to half a mile away! https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/DZCanimalcarefund | Dudley Zoo