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Macaque) is a well-known fauna of the primate class of mammals. They are mainly found in South Asia and North Africa. Monkeys are intelligent and social animals; Most species live in trees. Although vegetarians, they have ample diversity in habitat and food. There are 5 species of monkeys out of 10 species of primates in Bangladesh. Of the 19 species of monkeys that currently exist in the world, all but one species are scattered throughout Asia, from Afghanistan to Japan, the Philippines to Borneo.

Monkeys are guttagotta, their faces are longer than Hanuman's, and their buttocks have hairless hard skin. The monkey's mouth is like a dog's. In the movement, the team leader is a male monkey. They are accustomed to eating seeds, fruits, insects, lizards etc. A few species are terrestrial. Crab-eating or long-legged monkeys are skilled swimmers and eat crabs. Once upon a time there was plenty in Chakoria, Sundarbans and Teknaf, now it is scarce. Rhesus monkeys (M. mulatta) are easily accustomed to urban life and often live in large groups around markets and temples. There are still hundreds of monkeys in Tantibazar, Banagram, Lalbagh, Gandaria and Nawabganj in Dhaka city. The yellow-gray monkey's face is hairless and pale, about half the tail length.

Larger male monkeys can grow up to 60 cm in length. Each group of 25-60 members lives in forests and rocky hills of different heights in different habitats. These omnivorous animals often attack crop fields and orchards. These monkeys are widely used in medical and scientific research because they have Rh factor in their blood like humans.