Gibbons are among the 6 percent of primates that mate for life (pictured, a female gibbon grooms a male). Photograph by Terry Whittaker

Gibbons are among the 6 percent of primates that mate for life (pictured, a female gibbon grooms a male).

Photograph by Terry Whittaker

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