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In the PhotoFeed Contest - Wildlife Photography Round 123 held by @Photofeed, I shared a photo of a long-tailed macaque. Long-tailed macaques live in various tropical forests in Southeast Asia, including Indonesia, especially Aceh. This monkey is known for its intelligence and ability to adapt to various environments, from dense rainforests to urban areas. In the photo I shared, the monkey is seen sitting quietly on a tree branch surrounded by lush green leaves showing its natural habitat which is rich in vegetation.
Long-tailed macaques are social animals that live in groups with a complex hierarchical structure. They are usually led by the oldest female in the group and their social interactions involve grooming, play, and various forms of vocal communication and facial expressions. In their natural environment, these monkeys forage for fruits, leaves, insects, and even small animals, making them important in maintaining the balance of the ecosystem.
Unfortunately, the population of long-tailed macaques currently faces various threats, such as habitat loss due to deforestation, hunting, and conflict with humans in residential areas. In some cases they are captured to be kept as pets or used in laboratory experiments. This raises concerns about their survival in the wild if conservation efforts are not made immediately.
Efforts to preserve wildlife such as long-tailed macaques require awareness and cooperation from various parties including the community, government, and conservation institutions. Environmental education and forest protection are key to maintaining their natural habitat. By respecting the existence of wildlife in their natural habitat, we are also preserving biodiversity and natural heritage that are important for future generations.
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