Hylobates Moloch - Owa Jawa in Captivity
High Resolution JPEG Picture of GARUT, WEST JAVA, INDONESIA – Panji, about 13 years old endemic primate, Owa Jawa (Hylobates moloch) which is tied by its owner to the trunk of a bamboo tree in South Garut Regency, Marga Mulya Village, Cisompet District, West Java, Indonesia, (03/31/2021). Owa Jawa (Hylobates moloch), which is maintained by the citizens is a threat to its population. According to IUCN Owa Jawa is estimated to have 2000-4000 tails living in the wilds of Java Island, Indonesia. One of the most common threats is poaching, especially land exploitation does not take into account the impact of wildlife populations living in it.
This image features the Hylobates moloch, commonly referred to as Owa Jawa, showcasing its unique characteristics while in a controlled environment. The subject is positioned to highlight its physical traits and behavior, providing a clear view of its anatomy and expressions. This depiction serves both educational and illustrative purposes, appealing to wildlife enthusiasts and researchers. The clean background ensures a focused presentation of the animal.
This image can be utilized across various domains, including wildlife conservation articles, educational presentations about primate behavior, and pet care guides. It may enhance content for social media campaigns, blog posts focusing on animal welfare, and infographics illustrating the care requirements of exotic pets. Furthermore, it can serve as a design element in eBooks and promotional materials related to animal care.
