However, looking at the highlands scattered across Gibbon Island, with interconnected roosting trees, the habitat restoration of the dense forest environment is indeed very essential.
The gibbons were swinging merrily from treetop to treetop as if they really considered this place home!
With such an environment, no wonder they were so active.
Passing by the back shed, Fang Ye gave a heads up to the animal keeper, who then blew a whistle!
Two gibbons immediately started swinging through the treetops, "oo-woo oo-woo" they called as they flew back to the back shed, while a few American tapirs also gathered around.
Qingtian, the older brother, stayed in the back shed, while his younger brother, Sunshine, fed him some fruit and played outside by himself. Otherwise, the recording would have been disturbed by having both gibbons together.
