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Japanese Monkey Snow
To the japanese monkey, snow is a part of its natural habitat, it can be seen in a photo on most snow monkey sites with photos.
These animals are good swimmers. If they live near the coast they will dive for shellfish. Their primary food source is fruit but they also eat leaves, flowers, seeds and insects. They keep warm with a thick fur coat in winter and soak in hot thermal pools. These animals are known for their hairless red face. Their bodies are covered with thick fur that ranges in color from gray to brown. They live naturally in the forests in the highlands and mountains of Japan.
To the japanese monkey, snow is a part of its natural habitat, it can be seen in a photo on most snow monkey sites with photos.
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Primates are exceptionally diverse and numerous animals, and many species can be found in tropical and subtropical areas of Africa, Asia, and Latin and South America. There are New World and Old World primates, and they have been evolving independently for 30,000,000 years. These two infraorders have a number of distinctive features. For example, Old World primates (Catarrhines) have downwardly projected nostrils that are separated by a narrow septum, while New World species feature flat noses with sideways directed nasal openings separated by a wide septum. To the japanese monkey, snow is a part of its natural habitat, it can be seen in a photo on most snow monkey sites with photos.
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