<p><b> by Anthony Falco</b></p>New footage of the critically endangered Dryas monkey</a> could be their saving grace.Until recently, scientists believed the Dryas monkeys lived in only in the Congo Basin. But in 2014, a population was discovered nearly 250 miles away. Florida Atlantic University teamed up with the Lukuru Foundation TL2 Project to become the first organization</a> to film the Dryas monkeys in their newly discovered habitat</a>. Studying them may take some time, since their scarcity and dense, high-up jungle habitat makes tracking them difficult. Even so, the footage is a major boost to conservation efforts to monitor the population size and learn more about the elusive species.</p><br /></p></p><br /> <p>The post Filming These Endangered Monkeys Might Be The Key To Saving Them</a> appeared first on Vocativ</a>.</p>
