Name: How AI is helping scientists monitor world's rarest ape
Uploaded: 2026-03-07T13:28:55+08:00
Duration: 2 min 6 s
Description: Deep in the tropical rain forests of south China's Hainan Province lives the world's rarest ape – the Hainan gibbon, with only about 42 individuals remaining in the world. Monitoring these critically endangered primates has long been a challenge,

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Deep in the tropical rain forests of south China's Hainan Province lives the world's rarest ape – the Hainan gibbon, with only about 42 individuals remaining in the world. Monitoring these critically endangered primates has long been a challenge, as the animals are difficult to see in the dense forest canopy. But their voices are helping scientists track them in new ways.

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