First gibbon born in Angkor Park


SIEM REAP: The 21st century welcomed its first baby gibbon at Cambodia’s Angkor Archaeological Park, in a celebrated step towards the conservation of an endangered species. 

A pair of endangered pileated gibbons, which were released into the forest near the Flight of the Gibbon Zipiline Eco-Adventure Canopy Tour located within the site, gave birth to their first baby in the wild in October 2014. 

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