The stump-tailed macaques are endemic to Mount Huangshan in east China's Anhui Province. They live for generations in this habitat. In winter, they often come uninvited to the small village at the foot of the mountain for the "free crop buffet." When the spring comes and everything is awake, they return to dense forests in the mountains and valleys.

About 'Journeys in Nature': Southern Anhui Series

In this series, we take you on a tour of southern Anhui, the area south of the Yangtze River in east China's Anhui Province, where the world's cultural and natural heritage, Mount Huangshan, lies. Not only magnificent natural landscapes, but also magical species, such as the Chinese alligator and stump-tailed macaque, can be found in this area.

For more:

Southern Anhui Series | Episode 1: Stone peaks

Southern Anhui Series | Episode 2: Huangshan Pine

Southern Anhui Series | Episode 4: Sea of clouds

Southern Anhui Series | Episode 5: A green Xanadu

Southern Anhui Series | Episode 6: Mountains of gold

Southern Anhui Series | Episode 7: Chinese alligator

Southern Anhui Series | Episode 8: Landscape Gallery

Southern Anhui Series | Episode 9: Winter guests

Southern Anhui Series | Episode 10: Living with birds

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