When drinking, they hang from overhanging branches and quickly dip hands into the water. Can swing so far forward they fly up to 40 feet through air and leap downward about 50 feet, until they hook another limb or land on their feet on a solid perch. Often cross wide gaps in forest or over rivers in this manner. Able to change direction even during fastest bounding by slightly touching a branch. While swinging, able to catch birds out of the air and eat them after landing.
Accidents are a fairly common occurrance in the wild.
If a branch breaks, even acrobatic agility will not save it. Fractured limbs are commonly found in wild shot specimens. Other patterns include climbing, bipedal walking on branches, with or without support of arms. When walking or running on ground, arms are held high for balance and they move in a waving manner. Male dominance does not exist within the group.