A rare pair of newborn wild macaque twins were recently seen in Longhe National Wetland Park in Chongqing's Fengdu county. [By Liu Xianhua/For chinadaily.com.cn]
Recently, at the park's Xueyu Cave scenic spot, the adorable macaque twins — a baby boy and a baby girl — were spotted clinging tightly to their mother as she navigated the treetops and cliffs in the park among their troop.
The macaque, listed as a second-level protected species in China, mainly inhabits rocky cliffs, stream valleys or mountains along riverbanks. The precious species often live in groups — from dozens to hundreds.
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