The Lar Gibbon

The Lar Gibbon is most native in Southeast Asia. He is mostly located at the canopy of the rainforest but can be found on the ground level. Gibbons eat a large variety of food, including fig, berries, buds, flowers, vines, insects, and bird eggs. Gibbons don’t have a tail and gibbons only have 4 fingers and use their hands like a hook while swinging from tree to tree. Gibbons run a total speed of 35 miles per hour. In the future, I think the gibbon will grow a tail to move better and grab things. His nails will be sharper and his legs will be stronger for him to move faster.I also think the gibbon will grow an extra finger to grab things better and his ears will be bigger to hear his predators. He will also become a carnivore and eat small rodents, bird eggs, and tiny insects.