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Japanese macaques, also known as snow monkeys, stay warm in the winter by bathing in the natural hot springs at Nagano. The parents go to great lengths to protect their young. I saw this scene of two monkeys relaxing with a curious infant and captured the moment.
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Which primate from the mountains of Japan keeps warm in winter by bathing in hot volcanic springs?
Macaque
What does warm are do?
keep you warm
What contracts and draws the testes closer to the body to keep them warm?
when it is cold the cremaster muscle contracts and draws the testes closer to the body to keep them warm.
How does the gulf stream keep regions warm?
It brings warm water, which heats the overlying air.
What is the major function of fur or hair?
to keep warm.
When was Japanese macaque created?
Japanese macaque was created in 1875.
How many baby can macaque have?
a Japanese Macaque can have 1 baby
Where Japanese macaque live?
The Japanese Macaques monkey lives in Honshu.
Are Japanese Macaque Monkeys vertebrates?
Yes.
What island does the Japanese macaque primate live on?
Honshu
What does a Japanese Macaque look like?
it is a kind of monkey
How much does a Japanese macaque eat?
1-2kg a week if thats what you mean
Are Japanese macaque ape or monkey?
Well an ape is apart of the monkey family
Are Japanese macaque mammals or reptiles?
Japanese Macaques, which are also known as "snow monkeys", are mammals. Mammals are warm blooded, have hair or fur on their bodies and give birth to live young. Reptiles are cold blooded and lay eggs instead of live young. Some examples of reptiles are snakes and lizards, and some examples of mammals are monkeys, dogs, and humans.
Are there snow primates?
yes! the snow monkey, no joke also known as the Japanese Macaque
Which primate from the mountains of Japan keeps warm in winter by bathing in hot volcanic springs?
Macaque
Where do the toque macaque live?
afghanistan, india, bangladesh, pakistan, burma, thailand, southern china, and some neighboring areas
