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The Angolan Colobus is a conspicuously-patterned monkey with a very long tail that helps it maintain its balance as it moves quickly through the trees.
Angolan Colobuses feed mainly on leaves in various types of forests and live in social groups composed of a single dominant male and many females.
Angolan colobus monkeys have distinctive black-and-white furs, like their black-and-white-mantled guereza cousins (Colobus guereza).
Still, they are distinguished by long, silky white hair framing their black faces and falling over their shoulders like royal epaulettes.
Angolan Colobus’ long tails fade from black to white on the lower half. Like other colobus monkeys, they have an opposable finger and a reduced thumb.
Their slender, curved fingers form a single, flexible hook, an adaptation that helps them navigate canopy branches more easily.
Colobus monkeys also share flattened nails, hind feet that are longer than the front feet, and prominent pads on the buttocks.