What is another word for Colobus Guereza?
Pronunciation: [kˈɒlɒbəs ɡˈɜːɹɛzə] (IPA) 
Colobus guereza is a species of African Old World monkey that is also commonly referred to as the black-and-white colobus or the Eastern black-and-white colobus. This primate can be identified by its long, white fur and black body, as well as its distinct lack of thumbs. Synonyms for the colobus guereza include Abyssinian black and white colobus, guereza colobus, and Mantled guereza. Additionally, some indigenous groups have their own names for this species, such as the Maasai people of Kenya who refer to them as "enkop." This unique monkey is known for its herbivorous diet and long, graceful limbs that allow them to navigate through trees with ease.
