The Siamang

The Siamang is a gray/black primate native to the rainforests of Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand. They stand two feet tall with a five-foot wingspan, weighing around twenty pounds, they mainly consume fresh flora. These territorial animals mark their territory through singing and resort to slapping and biting when provoked. Due to rising temperatures, they will migrate to the rocky mountainous regions of Malaysia, where their diet will shift to insects and small vertebrae. The Siamangs will shrink in height, but gain a lot of weight. But their wingspan will remain the same. They will spend most of their time searching for food and hunting using new defense mechanisms, like, throwing rocks by utilizing their wingspan. As well as their fur losing much of its pigment, becoming mostly white-furred. Living in groups of up to 12, the leader will be marked with blue markings on the inside of their elbows.