The Burmese black langur usually moves on the trees and rarely on the ground. The activity time is usually in the morning or evening, and it will return to the cave to rest at night.

The Burmese black langur likes to live in groups, and the number of groups is not very large. It is mainly headed by a male, and the rest are females, which is the so-called polygamy. So, is the Burmese black langur a protected animal?

Is the Myanmar black langur a protected animal