Lion-tailed macaque

E173517

The lion-tailed macaque is an endangered, dark-furred Old World monkey distinguished by its silver-white mane and tufted tail, found only in the rainforests of India’s Western Ghats.

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lion-tailed macaque 2
Lion-tailed macaque canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Old World monkey
endangered species
mammal
primate
activityPattern diurnal
averageLitterSize one offspring
binomialName Macaca
surface form: Macaca silenus
class Mammalia
commonName lion-tailed macaque
wanderoo
conservationConcern restricted range
diet omnivorous
dietIncludes fruits
insects
leaves
small vertebrates
distinguishingFeature dark fur
silver-white mane around face
tufted lion-like tail
endemicTo Western Ghats
family Cercopithecidae
firstDescribedBy Carl Linnaeus
genus Macaca
gestationPeriod about 6 months
groupComposition multi-female groups
one or more adult males
habitat montane rainforest
tropical rainforest
IUCNStatus Endangered
kingdom Animalia
lifespanInCaptivity up to about 30 years
locomotion arboreal
quadrupedal
nativeTo India
Western Ghats
order Primates
phylum Chordata
reproduction viviparous
socialStructure group-living
taxonRank species
threat deforestation
habitat fragmentation
habitat loss
uses flagship species for Western Ghats conservation
yearDescribed 1758

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Western Ghats habitatFor Lion-tailed macaque
Anamudi faunaHabitatFor Lion-tailed macaque
this entity surface form: lion-tailed macaque
Talakaveri Wildlife Sanctuary faunaIncludes Lion-tailed macaque
this entity surface form: lion-tailed macaque