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Chanee Brulee has two unusual concerns in life - to save gibbons "with good music" and to help lonely gibbons fall in love.
Chanee has been fascinated by the animals since he was a 12 year old boy in France.
Now he lives and works in Borneo where he runs a gibbon sanctuary.
Unlike most other primates, gibbons mate for lif e, so one of Chanee's toughest tasks is as a gibbon matchmaker
He also DJs on Radio Kalaweit - which literally means Radio Gibbon in a local Bornean dialect.
He spoke to Matthew and told him all about gibbon song and his obsession with these unusual primates.
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