Formosan rock macaque
A species of Macaques, Also known as Taiwanese macaque Scientific name : Macaca cyclopis Genus : Macaques
Formosan rock macaque, A species of Macaques
Also known as:
Taiwanese macaque
Scientific name: Macaca cyclopis
Genus: Macaques
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Description
The fur of these animals is dark brown or gray, the belly is lighter, sometimes slightly bluish. The round, hairless face is colored brown. The head length of these animals varies from 40 to 55 centimeters and the weight from 4 to 8 kilograms, the males becoming larger and heavier than the females. The tail is medium long, around 26 to 45 centimeters.
General Info
Lifespan
25-30 years
Diet
Formosan rock macaque primarily consumes plant-based food, with a strong preference for fruits and leaves. Its diet also includes insects, proving its adaptively omnivorous nature. The diet varies seasonally, adapting to resource availability.
Appearance
Formosan rock macaque is a medium-sized primate with a robust body and long limbs, covered in short, dense fur. Its coloration varies from greyish to dark brown. The face is hairless, with the skin appearing a pinkish-tan hue. Its tail is considerably short. Gender differences are subtle, with males being marginally larger than females.
Behavior
Formosan rock macaque is a diurnal, omnivorous primate utilizing a unique cheek-pouch storage ability during foraging. Its social structure is female-biased and matrilineal, with high levels of male displacement and aggression. Marking territory by vocalization, formosan rock macaque's survival behavior includes grooming and food sharing within its social group.
Population
Stable
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Mammals Order
Apes Family
Old world monkeys Genus
Macaques Species
Formosan rock macaque 
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