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This close-up image shows an informational display about the Rhesus Macaque, positioned outdoors amidst lush green foliage. The main subjects are a partial cutout image of a Rhesus Macaque's head and upper body on the left, and a light green information board on the right. The board is secured by two visible screws. The setting appears to be a zoo or wildlife park, likely during the daytime under natural light, as suggested by the educational nature of the sign. The ground below the sign is visible, showing dirt and fallen leaves. The sign provides detailed information about the Rhesus Macaque in both English and Kannada, confirming the location context as Mysuru, India. Visible text includes: **RHESUS MACAQUE** (ರೀಸಸ್ ಮಕಾಕ್) **Scientific Classification:** * Common Name: Rhesus Macaque * Scientific Name: *Macaca mulatta* * Family: Cercopithecidae **Habitat:** * Distribution: Widely across South, Central, and Southeast Asia, including India, China, and Afghanistan. * Habitats: Tropical and subtropical forests, grasslands, mangroves, and urban areas. **Physical Characteristics:** * Size: Males 53-64 cm; Females 47-53 cm. * Weight: Males 6-12 kg; Females 4-8 kg. * Color: Brownish-grey fur with a pinkish face. * Description: Agile and strong with a long tail, pronounced snout, and cheek pouches for food storage. **Diet:** Omnivorous, consisting of fruits, seeds, leaves, insects, small animals, crops (wild diet), and vegetables, grains, sprouts, and leafy greens (zoo diet). **Lifespan:** 15-20 years in the wild, up to 25 years in captivity. **Mating and Reproduction:** Mating season between October and December, gestation period of 165-170 days, typically one young. **IUCN Status:** A prominent red circular indicator shows "LEAST CONCERN." **Threats:** Habitat loss, hunting, and conflict with humans in urban areas.
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