Macaque Collection (#34)

Rhesus Macaque Monkey - in tree, mouth open Keoladeo National Park, India
JR-212 Rhesus Macaque MONKEY- in tree, open mouth Keoladeo National Park, India. Macaca mulatta Jagdeep Rajput Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Pig-tailed Macaque Monkey - in tree Sabah, Borneo
JPF-8417 Pig-Tailed MACAQUE MONKEY - in tree Sabah, Borneo. Indonesia Macaca nemestrina Distribution: N.E. India, S.W. China, S.E. Asia, Sumatra, Indonesia

Barbary Apes - Males using newborn to avoid aggression between them
JPF-6978 Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape - Males using newborn to avoid aggression between them. IUCN Vulnerable Macaca sylvana Calling this species an ape is misleading

Japanese Macaque Joshinetsu Kogen National Park, Shiga Highlands, Honshu, Japan
JPF-10205 Japanese Macaque Joshinetsu Kogen National Park, Shiga Highlands, Honshu, Japan. Macaca fuscata Jean Paul Ferrero Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Long-tailed / Crab-eating Macaque - On river bank - Kinabatangan River, Sabah, Borneo, Malaysia
HAY-354 Crab-eating / Long-tailed MACAQUE - on river bank Kinabatangan River, Sabah, Borneo, Malaysia Macaca fascicularis Hayden Oake Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Rhesus Macaque or Monkey Found from Afghanistan through India to northern Thailand
DH-3517 Rhesus MACAQUE MONKEY - sitting on rock Nilgiri Hills, part of the Western Ghats. Southwest India, Asia Macaca mulatta Found from Afghanistan through India to northern Thailand

Rhesus Macaque or Monkey - Close up of head. Found from Afghanistan through India to northern Thailand
DH-3515 Rhesus MACAQUE MONKEY - Close-up of head Nilgiri Hills, part of the Western Ghats. Southwest India, Asia Macaca mulatta Found from Afghanistan through India to northern Thailand

Barbary Ape - On Car. IUCN Vulnerable Gibraltar
CAN-1207 Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape - On car mirror Gibraltar. IUCN Vulnerable Macaca sylvanus Calling this species an ape is misleading, for though it lacks a tail

One of Long-tailed (Crab-eating) Macaques, chained in a Mukut village along the path
ANZ-1138 Long-tailed / Crab-eating Macaques, chained in a Mukut village along the path typical in local villages of Tioman Island, 30 km east off peninsula Malaysia in South China Sea; June

An adult Pig-tailed Macaque observes the area from a tree, before the pack would descend on the ground
ANZ-1090 An adult Pig-tailed Macaque observes the area from a tree, before the pack would descend on the ground typical in undegrowth of a primary rainforest of river Danum Valley Conservation Area

Orang-Utans and Long-tailed (Crab-eating) macaques (Macaca fascicularis)came to feed together on feeding platform at
ANZ-1034 Orang-Utans and Long-tailed / Crab-eating macaques (Macaca fascicularis) - came to feed together on feeding platform at Orang-Utan Sanctuary at Sepilok, Sabah, Borneo

Barbary Macaque - Sitting in tree with mouth open - Gibralter - IUCN Vulnerable - Remaining three-quarters live in
CAN-2582 Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape - Sitting in tree with mouth open Gibraltar Macaca sylvanus Calling this species an ape is misleading, for though it lacks a tail

Barbary Macaque - Adult with young in tree - Gibralter - IUCN Vulnerable - Remaining three-quarters live in the Middle
CAN-2580 Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape - Adult with young in tree Gibraltar Macaca sylvanus Calling this species an ape is misleading, for though it lacks a tail

Barbary Macaque - Parents with young and town in background. Gibralter - IUCN Vulnerable - Remaining three-quarters
CAN-2579 Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape - Parents with young and town in background Gibraltar Macaca sylvanus Calling this species an ape is misleading, for though it lacks a tail

Barbary Macaque - Adult asleep on log with young - Gibralter - IUCN Vulnerable - Remaining three-quarters live in
CAN-2578 Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape - Adult asleep on log with young Gibraltar Macaca sylvanus Calling this species an ape is misleading, for though it lacks a tail

Barbary Macaque - Young in arms of adult - Gibralter - IUCN Vulnerable - Remaining three-quarters live in the Middle
CAN-2577 Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape - Young in arms of adult Gibraltar Macaca sylvanus Calling this species an ape is misleading, for though it lacks a tail

Barbary Macaque - Gibralter - IUCN Vulnerable - Remaining three-quarters live in the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco
CAN-2576 Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape Gibraltar Macaca sylvanus Calling this species an ape is misleading, for though it lacks a tail

Barbary Macaque - Sitting on railings - Gibralter - IUCN Vulnerable - Remaining three-quarters live in the Middle Atlas
CAN-2575 Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape - Sitting on railings Gibraltar Macaca sylvanus Calling this species an ape is misleading, for though it lacks a tail

Barbary Macaque - Young in adults arms - Gibralter - IUCN Vulnerable - Remaining three-quarters live in the Middle
CAN-2574 Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape - Young in adults arms Gibraltar Macaca sylvanus Calling this species an ape is misleading, for though it lacks a tail

Barbary Macaque - With mouth open - Gibralter - IUCN Vulnerable - Remaining three-quarters live in the Middle Atlas
CAN-2573 Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape - With mouth open Gibraltar Macaca sylvanus IUCN Vulnerable, the remaining three-quarters live in the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco

Pig-tailed Macaque - female with infant and juvenile Sabah, Borneo, Malaysia JPF29742
AUs-1551 Pig-tailed Macaque - female with infant and juvenile Sabah, Borneo, Malaysia Macaca nemestrina nemestrina Jean-Paul Ferrero / Auscape / ardea.com Auscape Please note that prints are for

Japanese Macaque Monkeys - relaxing in hot springs. Hokkaido, Japan
WAT-8654 Japanese Macaque Monkeys - relaxing in hot springs Hokkaido, Japan Macaca fuscata M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Japanese Macaque Monkey - two young. Hokkaido, Japan
WAT-8649 Japanese Macaque Monkey - two young Hokkaido, Japan Macaca fuscata M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Japanese Macaque Monkey - standing on rock in middle of hot springs. Hokkaido, Japan
WAT-8622 Japanese Macaque Monkey - standing on rock in middle of hot springs. Hokkaido, Japan Macaca fuscata M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape - adult and baby. Mountain of Monkeys - Kientzheim - Alsace - France
WAT-12771 Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape - adult and baby Mountain of Monkeys - Kientzheim - Alsace - France Macaca sylvanus Calling this species an ape is misleading for though it lacks a

Barbary Ape - jumping into water
JPF-6961 Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape - leaping through water Macaca Svlvana Calling this species an ape is misleading, for though it lacks a tail

Japanese Macaque Joshinetsu Korgen National Park, Shiga Highlands, Honshu, Japan
JPF-10227 Japanese Macaque - tree in snow Joshinetsu Korgen National Park, Shiga Highlands, Honshu, Japan. Macaca fuscata Jean Paul Ferrero Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

Japanese macaque (Macaca fuscata) (Snow monkey), mother and baby soaking in hot thermal spring pool, Joshin-etsu National Park, Honshu, Japan, Asia

Young Japanese macaque (Macaca fuscata) (snow monkey), in the snow, Joshin-etsu National Park, Honshu, Japan, Asia

Rhesus macaque monkey (Macaca mulatta), Bandhavgarh National Park, Madhya Pradesh state, India, Asia

Japanese Macaque Monkeys / Snow Monkeys Young Macaque yawning In snow Japan
WAT-8298 Japanese Macaque / Snow Monkey - young, yawning. In snow. Japan Macaca fuscata M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Barbary macaque / ape or rock ape - young. Monkey Mountain, Kientzheim. Alsace. France
WAT-9677 Barbary macaque / ape or rock ape - young Monkey Mountain, Kientzheim. Alsace. France. Macaca sylvanus Distribution: Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia and Gibraltar. M

JAPANESE MACAQUE - x three huddling together in snow
JPF-10222 JAPANESE MACAQUE - x three huddling together in snow Japan Macaca fuscata Jean Paul Ferrero Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

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The macaque, a fascinating primate found in various parts of the world, never fails to captivate with its diverse species and intriguing behaviors. In the lush Monkey Forest Sanctuary of Ubud, Bali, Long-Tailed Macaques swing through the trees with agility and grace, showcasing their natural habitat in Southeast Asia. Venturing to Europe's Gibraltar brings us face-to-face with the Barbary Macaque or Ape. Observing these intelligent creatures in their native environment is an awe-inspiring experience that highlights the unique bond between humans and animals. In Japan's snowy landscapes, we encounter Japanese Macaque Monkeys seeking solace amidst steaming hot springs. Their relaxed demeanor amidst nature's warmth offers a glimpse into their serene existence. Traveling to Tangkoko Nature Reserve in North Sulawesi, Indonesia unveils the captivating mating rituals of Celebes Crested Macaques or Black Apes. These striking primates showcase their crested black fur as they engage in courtship dances within this pristine reserve. Further north in Hokkaido, Japan, two Japanese Macaque Monkeys huddle together for warmth against winter's chill. Their close companionship reflects not only survival instincts but also deep social bonds within their troop. Across vast regions from Afghanistan to northern Thailand lies the Rhesus Macaque or Monkey. This species holds significance beyond its physical attributes; it lent its name to the Rh-factor blood antigen found both in macaques and humans alike. Jigokudani in Nagano Prefecture reveals heartwarming scenes of Snow Monkey Mothers tenderly caring for their young amidst picturesque surroundings. Witnessing this maternal love reminds us of our shared emotions across different species. China's Hainan Province provides a backdrop for yet another enchanting encounter with macaques. Here we witness them thriving harmoniously within nature’s embrace – a testament to resilience and adaptability.