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Gibbons - Disney Animals

Small gibbons climb on a structure near the Kali River Rapids and the Maharajah Jungle Trek

Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park

Asia

Guests Can Be

Any Height

Age Interest

All Ages

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Accessibility

  • May Remain in Wheelchair/ECV

Interests

Animal Encounters, Animal Encounters

Go ape over gibbons—the agile acrobats of the rainforest.

A gibbon extends his arms while relaxing by a stone wall

Gibbons at Walt Disney World Resort

You can find 2 types of gibbons frolicking in the forests of Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park: white-cheeked gibbons and the much larger siamangs.

Gibbons are native to the rainforests of southern Asia. White-cheeked gibbons can be found mainly in Vietnam and Laos while siamangs come from Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia.

At the park, you’ll discover these playful and very vocal primates “whooping” it up in the treetops at the entrances to Kali River Rapids and Maharajah Jungle Trek.

Home Away From Home

Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park provides gibbons with the perfect environment to explore, play and raise families, so Guests can experience these amazing creatures as if watching them in their native habitats.

  • A Swingin’ Good Time: A network of bamboo beams, ropes, ladders, towers and live trees gives the gibbons endless opportunities to climb, swing and stay active in their specially designed forest dwelling.

  • A Fruity Feast: The gibbons and siamangs are offered a tasty combination of fresh fruits, veggies and plant life, allowing them to forage for their favorite foods.

  • Tracking Down Treats: Now and then, Disney animal care experts hide special treats in a hanging bucket or a burlap bag. This is a great chance to observe the gibbons’ natural curiosity and foraging skills.

2 adult gibbons and an infant gibbon climb on a structure near the Kali River Rapids and the Maharajah Jungle Trek

Disney Conservation: Saving Gibbons

The Walt Disney Company is committed to saving wildlife and protecting the magic of nature together as a global community.

Gibbon populations are threatened by habitat loss and fragmentation, hunting and the illegal wildlife trade.

The Disney Conservation Fund* supports nonprofit organizations working with communities living in and near gibbon habitats to create alternative income options, increase overall community welfare and discourage activities that can harm gibbons and their habitat.

A man, woman, son and 2 daughters posing for a photo by Discovery River at Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park

Capture Your Moment -- Disney's Animal Kingdom

Commemorate your park visit with a photo session that includes a backdrop of the iconic Tree of Life.

A laughing family getting splashed while riding the Kali River Rapids attraction, a river raft ride at Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park

Kali River Rapids

Set out on a thrilling whitewater adventure through a lush jungle in the heart of Asia.

2 people dining at the Yak and Yeti Restaurant in Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park

Yak & Yeti Restaurant

Relax and recharge with a pan-Asian feast in this beautiful Nepalese-style restaurant.

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*The Disney Conservation Fund is supported by The Walt Disney Company and Guests of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, with 100% of Guest contributions matched by Disney and directed to nonprofit organizations. Additionally, Disney covers all costs of managing the fund. The Disney Conservation Fund is not a charitable organization, and donations are not deductible as charitable contributions for US tax purposes.

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