Wild India
Rhesus Macaque
live in highly organised social groups. Unlike their urban relatives the macaques in Bandhavgarh
are quite shy and nervous and this one was very suspicious of my camera.
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| Bandhavgarh National Park, India Rhesus Macaque |
| The rhesus macaques, one of two species of
primates living in Bandhavgarh, live in highly organised social groups. Unlike their urban relatives the macaques in Bandhavgarh are quite shy and nervous and this one was very suspicious of my camera. |
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