pig-tailed macaque

Pig-tailed macaques eat mice so much that they can replace chemical spraying to control pests in palm oil plantations.

The pig-tailed monkey has a scientific name, Macaca leonina. Its name comes from the tail-like shape of a pig, which is one of the largest species in the Cercopithecidae family.

Rescue center of Pu Mat National Park, Nghe An has received rare and precious pig-tailed monkeys to release to the wild.