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Langurs in Sariska, en route Pandupol temple. Young langur cub suckling milk from the mother's teat! The young langur is playing around with the barbed wire fencing on which the mother sits. Hanuman Langurs are found in almost all the parts of India. They are easily spotted in the Sariska Tiger Reserve. Males are 51- 78 cm long and the females are 40 -68 cm long. They are usually gray in colour. They have long tail measuring up to 3 feet. They are basically characterized by black face and black hands. They have long strong limbs. Hanuman Langurs are herbivorous. Their diet is composed of leaves, fruit, buds, flowers and roots. This footage is part of the professionally-shot stock footage archive of Wilderness Films India Ltd., the largest collection of imagery from South Asia. The Wilderne
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