Dracula Monkey Rises From The Dead
An international team of scientist on a new expedition have found evidence of the previously thought-to-be extinct monkey known as Miller Grizzled Langur, nicknamed Dracula because of its distinctive dark face and white collar of fur similar to Dracula’s cape. It is the rarest and least known primate in the world. The evidence came from some of the only photos in existence of the rare animal when scientists set up camera traps on an expedition in the Wehea forest in Borneo. It was a surprise to the scientists because that part of the country was outside the monkeys known range.
An international team of scientist on a new expedition have found evidence of the previously thought-to-be extinct monkey known as Miller Grizzled Langur, nicknamed Dracula because of its distinctive dark face and white collar of fur similar to Dracula’s cape. It is the rarest and least known primate in the world. The evidence came from some of the only photos in existence of the rare animal when scientists set up camera traps on an expedition in the Wehea forest in Borneo. It was a surprise to the scientists because that part of the country was outside the monkeys known range.
