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Published on: 02/13/2026 - 3:59 p.m.

In Barekuri, in northeast India, 21 houlock gibbons live above houses. A rare cohabitation for a species of which there are only around 5,000 individuals left in the world. From his garden, Mohit Chetia observes them, protects them and raises awareness among visitors. But their territory has been reduced to 1 km² in thirty years. Around it, tea plantations and oil sites devastate the forest. A fragile balance, hanging from the trees. A report from our colleagues from France 2.

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