Save "Us" © 2022 Shan Jiang | All Rights Reserved
ENDANGERED: Fine Art & Photography Contest 2022 Submission - Young Artist (11-18 Years) Category
At first I thought about the golden monkey a first-class protected animal in my country. Now there are only 4000. It is smart cute and has a few genes with humans. Because the golden monkey can be used as medicine many people will kill it.
Hug © 2022 Xingxuan Huang | All Rights Reserved
ENDANGERED: Fine Art & Photography Contest 2022 Submission - Young Artist (Under 11 Years) Category
The painting expresses the warmth of the mother's embrace. The painting expresses the warmth of the mother's embrace, the dying golden monkey family, the monkey mother's full love and encouragement, and the frightened little golden monkey.
Feed Me © 2022 Lauren Choi | All Rights Reserved
ENDANGERED: Fine Art & Photography Contest 2022 Submission - Young Artist (11-18 Years) Category
During my trip to Indonesia I went on a tour to sight fireflies but on the way to find them people were attracting tourist through feeding the monkeys living near the destination my family were heading to.
Monkey with a banana © 2022 Liza Adanaia
ENDANGERED: Fine Art & Photography Contest 2022 Submission - Young Artist (11-18 Years) Category
I drew a monkey for the first time. They are very cute and funny. I also like bananas as well as monkeys.
The Monkey's Life © 2022 Ayesha Gupta | All Rights Reserved
ENDANGERED: Fine Art & Photography Contest 2022 Submission - Young Artist (11-18 Years) Category
The life of a monkey is very unique. We were also a monkey some time ago. There is still a little monkey inside the depths of our heart.
Fragile © 2022 Alex Chege | All Rights Reserved
ENDANGERED: Fine Art & Photography Contest 2022 Submission - Photography Category
The image depicts a timid vervet monkey gazing back at me from the refuge of a mangrove forest. Nonhuman primates such as these vervets are humanities closest living relatives. This particular population of Vervets inhabits an island located in a marine protected area in the Lamu archipelago of Kenya. This population forages on multiple species of crabs and has been doing so for decades. This learned primate tradition is rare and the mangrove forests these vervets inhabit are threatened by development. Primate traditions such as these are rare fragile and endangered.