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Japanese macaque with lunch at Ueno Zoo.
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attention-drawing and playful, The Japanese macaque, also known as the snow monkey, is a terrestrial Old World monkey species that is native to Japan. Wikipedia
Lifespan: 27 years (Male, In captivity)
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Snow Monkey
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Another Snow Monkey / Macaque shot from my visit to Japan in 2014. They were so expressive and such a treat to watch; apparently the area has changed immensely due to additional tourism - - glad I saw it when I did.
Snow Monkey - Macaque - Nagano Japan
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The Japanese macaque, also known as the snow monkey, is a terrestrial Old World monkey species that is native to Japan. Wikiped
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I've been looking at a bunch of Japan pics recently - - last time there was 2014 - - and I've processed very few of the pictures that I took
Getting excited about Japan since I leave in 2 weeks !
These guys are such characters - - they come down from the mountains in the surrounding area to swim in the hot springs. It was freezing out but it didn't stop them from going for a dip - - entire families would sit in the hot springs grooming each other
Snow Monkey - Macaque - Nagano Japan
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Snow monkeys enjoying the warm water in a hot spring.
Jigokudani Monkey Park
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A new more virulent corona mutation, a possible lockdown extension or winter blues.
This sow monkey feels like you and me :D
Hope I can cheer you up with this little fellow.
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It seems that whenever I see these monkeys, they often appear to be scowling. But this little guy apparently hasn't yet learned the look. :-)
Japanese macaques, aka snow monkeys
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I’m sure some people will find this image a little disturbing but I couldn’t help thinking of the famous Edvard Munch painting when I saw this snow monkey at the Jigokudani Park in Japan. I was obviously concerned for his wellbeing and kept an eye on him for a while. Thankfully he seemed to perk up and rejoined his friends after a while (EM121164)
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The Japanese macaque, also known as the snow monkey, is a terrestrial Old World monkey species that is native to Japan. Wikipedia
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This was taken at the famous Jigokudani Yaen Koen (Jigokudani Monkey Park) near Yudanaka in Japan. Generally known as “Snow Monkeys” they are wild and come down from the mountains to bathe in the hot springs during cold weather. They have absolutely no fear of people and being left food by the park keepers is another incentive for them to venture down from the mountains. They’re the only macaques in the world known to bathe in this way and are apparently the most northerly dwelling primates on the planet (other than humans of course) (EM120804)
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Jigokudani Monkey Park, Yamanochi / Yudanaka, Japan
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Japanese macaque at Ueno Zoo taking it easy in the morning sun.
2022- Singe des neiges / Snow monkey @Pairi Daiza
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Pour en savoir plus : fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macaque_japonais
One of the highlights of my life was to be able to hike up to the hot springs near Nagano, Japan this past winter to see the Japanese macaques, aka Snow monkeys.
No other non-human primate lives farther north, nor in a colder climate.
In this photograph one of the monkeys is grooming the other one which was a common behavior we observed between many of these primates of all ages.
I read that Japanese macaques groom each other for a variety of social and hygienic reasons. Grooming strengthens social bonds, helps establish and maintain hierarchies, and serves as a way to manage stress and potentially attract dominant males. It also plays a role in hygiene, as they remove parasites and debris from each other's fur.
- Macaca fuscata
Uit het archief, 10 februari 2015 ...
Samen met Judith en Henriëtte in Japan,
we reizen met een groep van Squiver ….
We genieten met volle teugen in het Jigokudani Monkey Park van de Snow Monkeys, de Macaca (Japanse makaak).
De Japanse makaak (Macaca fuscata) is een soort van het geslacht makaken (Macaca). Het is na de mens de meest noordelijk voorkomende soort primaat. De Japanse makaak is aangepast aan het leven in gebieden met strenge winters. Enkele populaties nemen zelfs baden in warmwaterbronnen om warm te blijven in de winter.