The Lion-Tailed Macaques from the Western Ghats Mountains in India

Lion tail macaques belong to the family Cercopithecidae. And belongs to the species and species of macaques. They are Old World monkeys, the rarest monkey. These monkeys are located in the West Ghats mountains of India. They are predominantly rainforest trees, but they collect food on the ground. "They live in the evergreen forests of the Western Ghats mountains in southwest India called Shoals, they live between 2,000 and 3,500 feet above sea level" (Smithsonian National Zoological, 2000).

Western Ghats mountain range: The Western Ghats mountain range is also known as the Sayadri mountain range, parallel to the west coast of the Indian peninsula. From Gujrat in the south of India to Kanyakumari, Nilgiris, Anaimalai (Kerala), and Cardomom Mountains are included. Sightseeing spots include Jog Falls, Ooty and Bandipool National Park. Eastern Ghats: What is known as Purva Ghat is a discontinuous mountain range running parallel to the Bay of Bengal along the east coast of India. The Godavari River, the Mahanadi River, the Krishna River and the Kaveri River make fertile land for crops like rice. Important cities of the East Ghats mountains are Visakhapatnam and Bhubaneswar.

Kudremukh National Park is one of the best nature reserves in India in the lush hills of the Western Ghats mountain range in Karnataka Province. Green lush meadows and three rivers gathered and they are abundant in flora and fauna. Here you can see tiger, leopard, bison of India, sanbasica, doll, macaque of lion tail. Located in the state of Kerala in the West Ghats mountain range, Eravikulam National Park has high altitude grasslands and tropical forests of Choula. The park is surrounded by various tributaries of the Periyar River, the Kaveri River and the Chara Kudiyar River, and there are several waterfalls. Tiger, Leopard, Doll, Indian Porcupine, Nilgiri Tar, Striped Cat, Golden Dragonfly, Samba Dia are all displayed here.

The majority of Indian agricultural expansion took place in the West Ghats mountain range - an ancient mountain range spreading along the west coast of the Indian peninsula. The West Ghats mountain range is a biogeographically unique area, is rich in species and is regarded as a global biodiversity hotspot because there are unusual species anywhere in the world. Nonetheless, only a quarter of this wilderness is officially protected from human exploitation. A team of researchers at the Wildlife Conservation Society, Princeton University, University of Wisconsin Madison examined the experts of bird habitat living in Arabica's West Ghats and Robusta farms to find out which is the most "bird" . Friendly coffee. They also studied the impact of altering farms from Arabian coffee to robusta production on birds.