@basin79 Yeah, im pretty surprised at this rampant speculation...it is an LV, no doubt.
Blue baboon is what people keep keying in on, and i have zero idea why a common name is being clung to. There is no blue baboon...there is a blue foot baboon, but this clearly isnt I. mira....theres the blue leg baboon, but its clearly not H. pulchripes either...and there is the scotra island blue baboon, but no one in their right mind would think this is M. balfouri.
The common name, like so many we see in stores, is simply a made up name thats completely meaningless.
@cold blood , @basin79 Sorry guys, but I have to disagree, this is clear C. lividus, look at overal build at pictutue 1/2, those short robust legs, and no tarsi widening on picture 2/2, no way this animal is an arboreal.
Aye. My bad. Looked at some pics of L. violaceopes and C. lividus and the front legs don't widen towards the foot like the LV from what I can make out.
Still doesn't scream CL due to the abdomen being thinner like a LV but a few feeds and it'd change shape.
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