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Infrared cameras at a forest in southwest China's Yunnan Province have captured a lively group of stump-tailed macaques. An adult was seen leading young macaques as they foraged and played in the forest, soon drawing in more monkeys and turning the area into a natural playground. A nationally protected species, stump-tailed macaques feed on buds, bamboo shoots and fruits, as well as insects and small vertebrates.
Infrared cameras at a forest in southwest China's Yunnan Province have captured a lively group of stump-tailed macaques. An adult was seen leading young macaques as they foraged and played in the forest, soon drawing in more monkeys and turning the area into a natural playground. A nationally protected species, stump-tailed macaques feed on buds, bamboo shoots and fruits, as well as insects and small vertebrates.