The golden snub-nosed monkey is unique species found only in the mountainous forests of central and southwestern China. These monkeys get their common names from their golden-orange fur and snub noses.
The golden snub-nosed monkey is a large primate (灵长类动物), with males (weigh) up to 25 kilos and females around 15 kilos. They have a thick coat of fur that helps them adapt the cold, mountainous environment. Their diet (consist) mainly of leaves, flowers and fruits. The monkey is also known for its playful nature, often (see) swinging from branches and playing with each other.
Unfortunately, the golden snub-nosed monkey is facing numerous threats to its (survive). Habitat loss due to deforestation and agriculture has (significant) reduced the monkeys' living space. Additionally, hunting for their fur and body parts poses a constant threat to these (endanger) creatures.
In recent years, conversation efforts have been made to protect the golden snub-nosed monkey and its habitat. Many protected areas have been established in their range, including nature reserves and national parks, provide safe shelters for the monkeys.
The golden snub-nosed monkey is not only a symbol of China's rich biodiversity, but an essential part of the ecosystem. Their conservation is, without doubt, of vital (important).