Unlike other species of the same family, which travel above the ground level by swinging from branches and vines, the Tyruvian flying monkey has a skin membrane connecting its limbs that allows it to glide from tree to tree. Based on the fact that the chief predator feeding on monkeys in Tyruvian jungles, the striped panther, cannot climb trees, researchers have hypothesized that the flying monkey population is continuously increasing in numbers while the populations of other species remain stable.
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