The Screaming Monkey - Siamang Gibbons Howling

Siamangs are arboreal inhabitants of the Malay Peninsula and Sumatran rain and monsoon forests. Their distinguishing feature is a large throat sac that they use to make socially important vocalizations. These primates are endangered due to illegal pet trade and habitat loss.
Physical Description
Males, females and infants have long, shaggy black coats with pale hairs around the mouth and chin. Males have a longish tuft of hair in the genital region. Siamangs have a grayish or pinkish throat sac, which they inflate during vocalizations. The throat sac can become as large as a grapefruit. Their arms are longer than the legs of the white-cheeked gibbon, and their hands and feet are broader. The arm length may reach two and a half times the length of the body. The primates have slight webbing between their second and third toes. Both sexes have long canine teeth, opposable thumbs and a great toe that is deeply separated from the other toes. Like other primates, siamangs have a highly developed brain.
When on the ground, siamangs are usually bipedal, moving on their two legs. In the trees, they move by acrobatic hand-over-hand swinging through the branches, a process called brachiating. When moving slowly, they swing much like a pendulum as they grab one branch and release it before grabbing the next, so that the body is freely projected through the air. Flights of 25 to 32 feet (8 to 10 meters) have been witnessed. The heavier and larger siamangs, however, travel more slowly than the white-cheeked gibbons.
Size
Siamangs are slightly larger than other gibbons at 29 to 35 inches (74 to 89 centimeters) tall and weighing about 23 pounds (10 kilograms).
Native Habitat
Siamangs live in the mountains of the Malay Peninsula and Sumatra in rainforests and monsoon forests. They have relatively small ranges, about 60 acres (0.24 square kilometers). They seem to travel about half as much daily, which may be because they consume a greater percentage of a more common food, leaves.
They defend about 60 percent of their range as group territory. It is harder to determine boundaries for siamang groups as their loud calls seem to create more space between groups and confrontations are very rare. Siamangs are arboreal.
Communication
Vocalization is a major social investment. Males and females call together, even during the female great call. When vocalizing, the siamang can produce two different kinds of notes using its throat sac: a deep boom (when it sings into the sac with its mouth closed) and a loud "wow" (when it sings into the sac with its mouth opened).
The deep boom sound carries farther in the forests than the high-pitched wow sound. Siamang also make a bark-like vocalization. The set calls are repeated one after another. They start off slowly and increase in speed. Calls are often accompanied by behavioral acrobatics.
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[@zalz82]

Siamangs do in fact make a scream that sounds just like a human man. It’s crazy

[@lancercool134]

I love these monkeys. they have to charge up their scream

[@sandcastlelyndylynneklynch766]

I love em too!! These Are Saimangs, not Monkeys! A different primate altogether!! Blessings!!!

[@mrmuyagi9907]

monke: *screams in existential horror* hoomans: 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@sandcastlelyndylynneklynch766]

Siamangs Are NOT *monkeys!! They are a different primate all together! *Human not hoomans *Monkey not monke However Very Good Attempt at English!! Keep up good work learning!! Blessings

[@sandcastlelyndylynneklynch766]

This is such a small Space for these beautiful Saimang Primates!! Tampa Zoo - Florida & Cincinnati Zoo - Ohio in USA have nice huge beautiful enclosures where they can snuggle their young and hide a bit from the sun or ppl if they want! They are very personable w their Caretakers!! Always Performing for the crowd! They are funny, and their faces say so much!!!

[@Freemelon07]

Imagine if aliens thought it was entertaining when we talked. "It opened its mouth and made a sound! Record it!"

[@apefanaticpolice5115]

Sounds like a hard day in the bathroom

[@jeremiahredd145]

It sounds like a human screaming

[@raelforke4510]

Its literally just a human scream

[@leroybrown96]

Yeah this one was.. really weird lol. The rest of them that I’ve heard sound like Mario 😂

[@JeiHeirumaru]

AAAAAAAAAAGHHHH!!!!

[@ChimpTony]

Siamangs Can Talk, They Just Aren't Taught To

[@newmenacetoo4704]

0:03 0:31 1:51 4:04 4:59 7:10 All of those sound like a man getting a nightmare

[@jondobson]

If you want to hear the human like scream from these siamangs here are the minute marks: 0:03, 0:32, 1:51, 4:04, 4:59, 7:10

[@Sonicmitch35589]

Lol

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

its edited

[@lorenabarea37]

0:17 aaaaaaaaaaaah?!?!?!

[@stephdogz]

its an ape, not a monkey

[@may_laytrucker3127]

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[@cyberrex9018]

Sounds like someone running from bees.

[@thatcarguy6190]

Sounds like someone who wants to escape captivity..

[@waragque]

​@@thatcarguy6190They scream in the same way as they do in their natural habitat without captivity.

[@athentdm5333]

You know what this reminds me of

[@noeldiazexposito8788]

What it reminds of you

[@INeverWanted2010]

What?

[@ilyadratutin6385]

Of your mamas scream

[@athentdm5333]

yall havent seen Michel's verses the machines

[@wally4965]

Loool

[@larrys4618]

The human screams are edited in. Nice try. 😂

[@cedricsquishy946]

Lol

[@adrianfong5783]

0:03 0:31💀💀💀💀

[@ColesUltimateChannel-xr4sm]

1:51 0:31 0:03 4:04 4:59 7:10

[@bruhjacksonton7241]

human scream hehe

[@domboy21]

Gifbgon gfo aahhhh??? 😂😂😂

[@raelforke4510]

No its spelled Griffin

[@ChimpTony]

Siamangs Can Talk, They Just Aren't Taught To