What kind of monkey is the monkey on Mount Emei, and what kind of monkey is the monkey on Mount Emei

A macaque of the monkey family, macaque genus, Chinese name: Tibetan chief monkey, also called Tibetan macaque, belongs to a type of macaque.

1. Emei Tibetan chief monkey, the named subspecies of Tibetan chief monkey, also referred to as "Emei monkey". Because he lives in a famous Buddhist mountain, he is also nicknamed "Monkey Layman" and "Ape Layman". It is a mammal under the second-class national protection of China.

2. The Emei Tibetan Monkey has the largest weight among more than a dozen species of macaques, which is related to its foliage and terrestrial tendencies. Adult males average kilograms, maximum kilograms; Females average kilograms, with a maximum of 15 kilograms. The limbs are of equal length, the tail is shorter than the hind feet, about 9 cm long; The ears are small, with buccal pouches, and adult monkeys have a ring of whisker-like mustache hairs on both cheeks and under the chin; The face is flesh-colored at birth, white when young, bright red when adult, and especially the reddest circles under the eyes; The head coat is dark brown, the back hair is brown or black-brown, the belly hair is pale yellow, and the female has a lighter coat than the male.

The short-tailed monkey belongs to the genus Macaca, a Sichuan short-tailed monkey.

Mount EmeiThe monkeys can't fight. The monkeys of Mount Emei are first and foremost national protected animals.

If you kill or seriously injure yourself, you will have to bear the punishment of the law.

Introduction to Mount Emei Natural Ecological Monkey Area

But all immortal mountains must be outstanding people. The stubborn monkeys that grew on Mount Emei were also stained with light because of this, and they won the aura of heaven and earth. Not only are they proficient in all kinds of climbing and jumping skills, but they are also good at hip-hopping with passers-by.

So spiritual, no wonder people call it "Emei Spirit Monkey". The ecological monkey area is located near the "first line of sky" under Hongchun Ping and on the Qingyin Pavilion, and is the largest natural wild monkey area in China.

When it comes to Mount Emei, the first image that comes to many people's minds is probably nothing else, but a stubborn monkey. That's right, the Emeishan spirit monkey is the best spokesperson of Mount Emei, and it attracts more attention than any other landscape and activity.

Mount Emei spirit monkeys are notoriously powerful, their frolicking and pulling often make tourists startled, but the big and small monkeys, if they dress up cute, their naïve and cute can not help but laugh. Therefore, the monkeys of Mount Emei have become an unmissable landscape and a topic of conversation for many tourists.

Mount EmeiThe monkey is a contrasting terrier.

The monkeys of Mount Emei once snatched the backpack of a female tourist and then spilled it, causing people to take the cute golden snub-nosed monkey.

Contrast with the monkeys of Mount Emei. After that, as long as you see a well-behaved and cute monkey on the Internet, the monkeys of Mount Emei will be compared with each other, so there is the stalk of Mount Emei monkeys.

Terrier Introduction:

Terrier (pinyin: gěng), an Internet term.

Often appears in variety shows and the Internet. The so-called "stalk" means a laughing point, and paving the stalk is to pave the way for the laughing point, which is a misuse of the word "哏". Generally speaking, memes are used for popular things such as variety shows, animated dramas, animated films, live-action dramas, live-action movies, comics**, video games.

Wait. The meaning of the word "stalk" has been continuously expanded, as large as a certain period of time, as small as a plot episode, and even the fragments that occur in the story can be called "stalks", such as "height stalks", "classic stalks", "face stalks", "romance stalks", "creative stalks", "humor stalks" and so on.

Macaque. Macaques inhabit a wide range of forests, including grasslands and swamps. It mainly inhabits the dense forests on the rocky mountain cliffs, the valleys next to the streams and the banks of the rivers, or on the sparse forest rocky mountains, and lives in groups.

Large flocks of more than a dozen or even hundreds. It feeds on leaves, twigs, wild vegetables, etc., and also eats small birds, eggs, various insects, and other small animals.

They make various sounds and gestures when connecting with each other, and grooming each other is also an important social activity. Macaques are adaptable, easy to domesticate and reproduce, physiologically close to humans, and are often used in various medical experiments. Indiscriminate hunting is a major risk factor for macaques.

Mount Emei Natural Ecological Monkey Area.

Mount Emei wild natural monkey area, is the largest wild natural monkey area in China, its range is distributed in the mountains and mountains at an altitude of 800 meters to 2400 meters, according to survey statistics, relatively concentrated in a total of 6 communities, the number of about 1000 people, of which several Emei mountain monkeys in the mountain area are the most spiritual.

In this area, there are flowing springs and waterfalls, lush forests and bamboos. The flowers and vegetation are abundant and the climate is mild. It is an ideal habitat for monkeys, and visitors can truly feel the fairyland of Huaguo Mountain and Water Curtain Cave in the mythical world of "Journey to the West", and enjoy the ecological beauty of the descendants of the Monkey King in the wild monkey area.

As follows:

The golden snub-nosed monkey mainly feeds on young leaves, bamboo leaves, and various fruits, and has a stable and gentle temper, a relatively timid personality, and no aggressive behavior.

The macaques in Mount Emei mainly feed on young leaves, insects, small birds, and rabbits, and are irritable, very fierce and aggressive. This is the difference between the golden snub-nosed monkey and the Emeishan macaque. In addition, they also have a big difference in the color of their brown fur on their bodies.

The golden snub-nosed monkey is also called the upper-nosed monkey, and there are four types of upper-nosed monkeys in the world: Sichuan golden snub-nosed monkey, Yunnan golden snub-nosed monkey, Guizhou golden snub-nosed monkey, and Vietnamese golden snub-nosed monkey. Among them, the Sichuan golden snub-nosed monkey, the Yunnan golden snub-nosed monkey and the Guizhou golden snub-nosed monkey are endemic species in China.

Sichuan golden snub-nosed monkey (the other two species of golden snub-nosed monkeys living in China - Yunnan golden snub-nosed monkey and Guizhou golden snub-nosed monkey have not golden yellow fur: the Guizhou golden snub-nosed monkey is covered with dark gray hair all over the body; The body hair of the Yunnan snub-nosed monkey is mainly grayish-black. The Sichuan snub-nosed monkey was the first to be discovered and scientifically named.

Mount Emei monkey is the Emei Tibetan chief monkey, the basic introduction is as follows:

Family and genus classification: Emei Tibetan chief monkey is a monkey of the monkey family, macaque genus, Tibetan chief monkey species, also called Emei monkey, Sichuan Tibetan chief monkey, Sichuan short-tailed monkey, big green monkey, etc.

Morphological characteristics: The Emei Tibetan chief monkey has a large body weight, the limbs are of equal length, the tail is shorter than the hind feet, the ears are small, there are buccal pouches, and the adult monkey has a ring of whisker-like mustache hair on the cheeks and under the chin.

Habitat environment: At night, they mostly inhabit caves or rock cliffs, and the place is fixed.

There are a lot of monkeys in the Emei Mountain Scenic Area, the monkeys are not afraid of people, they like to be close to people, interact with the royal song shirt, and they will also be very naughty and grab things in the hands of tourists. There are a lot of monkeys in the ecological monkey area of Mount Emei, and there are many monkeys in the woods between Hongchunping and Xianfeng Temple, if you come here to see the monkeys, it is best to come with three or five people, do not take things in your hands, in case you are robbed by the monkeys.

Although the Elephant Washing Pond is a temple in Mount Emei, there are many monkeys here, and monkeys can be seen everywhere on the roofs and trees of this temple, and real animals and people live in harmony.

About 30 minutes from the Lei Dong Ping parking lot to the Reception Hall, there will be some monkeys occasionally climbing out of the cliff to ask tourists for food.