World's Rarest Monkey? Singapore Woman Spots 'Unusual Primate' In Viral Video

‘Mesmerised’ is hardly a word that comes to mind after seeing an animal. Mostly, it’s a creature’s cuteness or ruthlessness that stands out for humans. However, when this monkey began to go viral on social media, the internet couldn't help but fall for its ‘beauty’, after getting absolutely ‘mesmerised’ by it! A video was recently shared on social media, which showed a woman losing her mind after spotting a monkey that almost looked too unreal to be real. Turns out, it was a Douc Langur, one of the rarest monkeys in the world. The rare primate was spotted in Singapore. From its colorful and rather ‘well-matched’ fur to a ‘cute face’, the animal was surely one of a kind. As soon as the clip went viral, netizens began to react. Most found the monkey one of the most unique

animals they have ever seen, while others couldn't believe that it was real. Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post. Check out the viral post: “Douc Langur. The world’s RAREST monkey. If you’re lucky, you can spot this guy in the wild in Danang, Vietnam, OR do what we did and go to Rainforest WILD Asia at @mandaiwildlifereserve in Singapore to find them,” the post read.The post was shared on Instagram, by the handle 'hangrybynature’. The post was shared a while back and pulled more than 770K views from people.

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Internet's reactions: “Grey jackets with burgundy tall boots, black tights and white gloves and a matching hat! That's Jungle Couture,” a user said. “Bro spawned with legendary skin,” commented another person. “They look like they have generational wealth,” added another.ALSO READ: ‘Jalwa Hain Dogesh Bhai Ka’: Mumbai Video Shows Stray Dog Casually Sitting On Speeding Auto’s Roof “Wow!!! They are born w stronggggg face cards… and nice outfits!” commented the next person. “They literally look like the old master in a kung fu movie! So pretty!” added another. “So beautiful,” wrote next. “Beautiful fur. Like how they groom themselves, the fur looks blown out,” added another. “They took all the good genes when it was shared out,” added another person. “Like how, did we get an update? Why is this the first time I am seeing this animal in 25 years!” added another.