December, January to February of every year in Japan is a period that has been called snowfall. Whether it is on the mountain or the general place of Nagano Prefecture, it will be covered with white snow glistening ice cream ^^ at Hokkaido Matsumoto. Nagano Prefecture There is a mountain monkey park called Jigului or Snow Monkey for you to enjoy the beauty of the Japanese red monkeys who come down to soak in the warm water.
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Japanese macaque, Snow japanese monkey; Japanese: ニ ホ ン ザ ル; Scientific name: Macaca fuscata) is a species of monkey. In the old world monkeys (Cercopithecidae)
A native of Japan. Found in various regions of Japan in cold weather. Snow and ice Brown or light brown hair. Males weigh about 11-13 kg, while females are smaller and lighter than males. The face is red, the tail is short, there are 2 sub-species.
Behavior is a collective. The most senior female monkey will be the sergeant. Fertility on the ground and trees. The female monkey will spend more time to find food than the male. Can swim as well. It is reported that they can swim for more than half a mile. It can also live in temperatures as low as -20 degrees Celsius. At the age of 6 years, but the female monkey will enter faster. It lives about 28 years in the male, while the female is 32 years old. [3] The female monkey will feed the baby for 2 years. At 4 years old, the male monkey will go from herd to join the new herd. Create family next. The female monkey will live with the herd for a lifetime. Japanese monkeys are having a baby in the spring. In addition, it is found that some Japanese monkeys have behavioral attempts to mate with Kwang. It is a native of Japan. It is a male monkey living on Yakut Island. South of japan This is because the monkey is a young monkey. Or do not find mating partners.
Monkey Considered as the earliest inhabited far away from the equator. DNA and fossil evidence. The ancestors of the Japanese monkeys traveled from mainland Asia more than 500,000 years ago and adapted themselves to live in Japan. The ancestors of the Japanese monkeys are closely related to the monkeys and the Taiwanese monkeys with their tails when living in cold weather Japan. The Japanese monkeys have evolved to a larger shape than the macaques found in mainland Asia. The tail is shortened to maintain warmth and prevent snow bumps.
In cold winters and snow, it thickens up to 6 feet, especially on the island of Hunan. Japanese monkeys start eating up to 10 percent of their body weight in order to accumulate energy and fat. Especially females in order to produce milk. And the guards in the winter. Can also bite some bark. To eat soft wood And rich in nutrients in it. Also known to be able to escape the snowy pine cones on the dense. But during this time, some monkeys will die. It can not withstand the weather. In the past, DNA studies found that in the last Ice Age. The Japanese monkeys, who live in the north when it comes to winter, migrate south from Hunchu to Kyushu and spread to other, warmer regions. But still some of the population still live.
They are distributed in different regions throughout Japan, such as Hong Kong, Kyushu, and Shikoku. The Japanese monkeys also behaved differently from other monkeys, preferring to soak in hot water at various hot springs, especially at Monkey Park. Jagoda In Nagano Prefecture The monkeys prefer to soak in hot water more than the other monkeys, sometimes falling asleep while immersed. It is a great favorite of tourists. And like to mold snow into a play ball for fun. Before eating, it also like to wash the sea before. In the hot spring The dive to the bottom of the pond to eat wheat that is thrown into food. Monkeys living in the river of Suzu Behavior of turning rocks, insects, water and insect larvae water hiding from the edible stream. And the sea monkeys are also known to store seaweed as food. These behavioral and adaptive behaviors are believed to be due to the learning of female monkeys that have been passed down from generations to generations.
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