Bonnet macaque
A species of Macaques, Also known as Pale bellied bonnet macaque, Light-bellied bonnet macaque Scientific name : Macaca radiata Genus : Macaques
Bonnet macaque, A species of Macaques
Also known as:
Pale bellied bonnet macaque, Light-bellied bonnet macaque
Scientific name: Macaca radiata
Genus: Macaques
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Description General Info
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Description
Indian hat monkeys are among the smaller macaques with a weight of 2.5 to 8 kilograms. Her short coat is gray brown at the top and whitish at the bottom. On the top of the head, they have two brown or black hair heads, which are directed outwards and parted in the middle. The naked face is colored brown; the tail is as long or longer than the body.
General Info
Lifespan
20-25 years
Diet
Bonnet macaque is chiefly a frugivore, with fruits constituting the main portion of its diet. It also shows a preference for seeds, flowers, and insects, with occasional consumption of bird eggs and small vertebrates.
Appearance
Bonnet macaque' is a medium-sized primate with a slender body covered in grey-brown fur. Their face is hairless and black, contrasted by a white belly. A key feature is a ruff of hair bordering their face. Males are larger and possess larger canines than females. Their long, flexible tail aids in balance. In older individuals, the fur might be grizzled, adding to their distinct look.
Behavior
Bonnet macaque is a diurnal creature, primarily arboreal but frequently descends to forage on the ground. It demonstrates complex social behaviors, living in multi-male multi-female groups employing a clear dominance hierarchy. Bonnet macaque demonstrates distinctive facial expressions, notably teeth chattering as a sign of submission. Aggressive encounters are often characterized by branch shaking and vocalizations.
Population
Decreasing
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Mammals Order
Apes Family
Old world monkeys Genus
Macaques Species
Bonnet macaque 
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