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New monkey species with orange lips found 'hiding' in DRC forest

New monkey species with orange lips discovered in DRC forest

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The brief

A new species of African monkey has been identified in the Democratic Republic of Congo's rainforest.

The monkey is characterized by its striking orange lips. Coverage from outlets including CNN, BBC News, and The Times of India emphasizes the discovery was made after the species spent years hiding in a remote forest.

Details about the species' habits and population are not yet specified in the coverage.

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Where was the new monkey species found?

Democratic Republic of Congo's rainforest

What is distinctive about the new monkey species?

Orange lips

How long did the species remain undiscovered?

Years, according to coverage

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